Compression Performance

Average file size after compression across 5 test files

254 KB
Adobe
Industry Standard
135 KB
EntropyX
Next Generation
68.5%
Smaller Files
293.5 KB
Space Saved
3.17x
Better Compression

💡 Savings at Scale

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Storage Savings
Small Business (50 employees): 1.47 TB saved
Medium Company (500 employees): 14.7 TB saved
Large Enterprise (5,000 employees): 147 TB saved
Major Enterprise (50,000 employees): 1.47 PB saved
Massive storage savings across enterprise networks including all documents, emails, backups, and operational files
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Time Savings
Batch Processing: Automated workflows
One-Click Operations: No manual intervention
Real-Time Progress: Monitor at a glance
Streamlined compression eliminates repetitive tasks
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100% Internal Processing - Zero External Dependencies
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No Third-Party API Calls

All processing happens on your infrastructure

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No External Services

Complete independence from cloud providers

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Maximum Security & Privacy

Your data never leaves your network

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Zero Latency Risk

No dependency on external uptime or connectivity

Enterprise-grade reliability with complete control over your compression pipeline

📊 Calculation Methodology

Test Files: Four identical files were used across all tests with original sizes of 112 KB, 540 KB, 1.01 MB, and 52 KB (total: 1,714 KB, average: 428.5 KB per file).

Step 1: Each file was compressed using Adobe and four EntropyX versions (Atom, Core, Nexus, and IAM).

Step 2: For each compression tool/version, the output file sizes of all 4 compressed files were averaged together to get a per-version average.

Step 3: The four EntropyX version averages were then averaged together to produce EntropyX's final average score.

Results: Original average: 428.5 KB | Adobe average: 254 KB | EntropyX average: 135 KB

Savings: EntropyX achieves 293.5 KB (68.5%) space savings per file compared to original uncompressed files, and 119 KB (46.9%) savings compared to Adobe's compression.

Enterprise-Scale Projections: Storage savings estimates are based on conservative file count projections for organizations of varying sizes. Small businesses (50 employees) are estimated at ~5 million files, medium companies (500 employees) at ~50 million files, large enterprises (5,000 employees) at ~500 million files, and major enterprises (50,000 employees) at ~5 billion files. These estimates account for all network files including documents, emails, backups, logs, media, and operational data typical of enterprise environments.

Note: Enterprise-scale savings are estimations based on industry-standard file counts and may vary depending on specific organizational infrastructure, data retention policies, and operational requirements. All compression tests were performed under identical conditions using the same source files to ensure accurate and fair comparison.