Violin Memory, which includes Toshiba and Juniper Networks among its backers, reportedly expects to appoint a banker by September.

Corporate venturing-backed data storage company Violin Memory is reportedly putting together its flotation.

The company would select a banker in September for an initial public offering, chief executive Donald Basile told news provider the Wall Street Journal. He added a flotation could happen between December and April.

Basile said to the Wall Street Journal: "An IPO is now our highest probability. Our market is exploding and we’re hiring rapidly, trying to double the company…We think Violin is one of the…