Founder of a listed tool

Tim Nufire

Co-founder, Backblaze, named behind the Backblaze B2 listing on Anchor Terminal.

Tim Nufire

Co-founder, Backblaze

Tim Nufire co-founded Backblaze and was its chief cloud officer until December 2022, having built the first parts of the Backblaze Storage Cloud. He was earlier vice president of engineering at Aplia and a director at MailFrontier and SearchFox, and held senior engineering roles at Apple and Adobe.

What Tim builds

  • Backblaze B2 A · File storage & sharing

    Object storage at $6.95 a TB-month with the first 10 GB free, egress free up to three times what you store and $0.01 a GB after, and no charge for most API calls.

    Co-founder, Backblaze, researched 26 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Tim Nufire?

Tim Nufire co-founded Backblaze and was its chief cloud officer until December 2022, having built the first parts of the Backblaze Storage Cloud. He was earlier vice president of engineering at Aplia and a director at MailFrontier and SearchFox, and held senior engineering roles at Apple and Adobe.

What does Backblaze make?

Anchor Terminal lists Backblaze B2 from Backblaze. Object storage at $6.95 a TB-month with the first 10 GB free, egress free up to three times what you store and $0.01 a GB after, and no charge for most API calls.

How are Tim's tools graded?

Backblaze B2 is graded A, 79.2 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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