Backup software made in Romania, used on NASA’s International Space Station

A backup software developed in Cluj-Napoca, a city in western Romania, is being used on NASA’s International Space Station starting May of this year. NASA has purchased 20 licenses of the Backup4all software, developed by a group of programmers from Cluj-Napoca, who own the local company Softland, reports local News.ro. One such license costs USD 49.99, but NASA benefited from a discount, as it purchased a larger quantity. More

(Source: Romania-Insider.com - Jun 8)