Backblaze is a well-established, publicly traded cloud storage provider (Nasdaq: BLZE) with significant real-world utility and verified traction (500k+ customers, ~$100M+ revenue). However, the project submission itself contains low-quality, inaccurate data (e.g., claiming a market cap of 2.5M instead of ~$270M, and hyperbolic traction claims like 'most people have used my product'). While the entity scores highly on utility and reach metrics due to its proven market position, the final score is dampened by the poor quality of the specific submission data and a conservative randomization factor.
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