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IBM racks up array and mainframe with DS8882F
IBM skinny mainframes add a few pounds with the DS8882F all-flash array screwed into the IBM Z ZR1 and LinuxOne Rockhopper II 19-inch racks.
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New Seagate SSDs emerge from Toshiba investment
Seagate shows off its first triple-level cell, 64-layer 3D NAND Nytro SSDs since investing in Toshiba NAND. Analysts wonder if the HDD giant waited too long to get serious about flash.
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This article discusses how products are judged for the Storage Products of the Year awards.
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Analyst forecasts huge drop in price of NAND flash
Impending NAND flash oversupply will lead to price collapse of NAND flash chips and higher capacity enterprise SSDs, according to semiconductor analyst Jim Handy.
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Ctera Networks CEO: enterprise subscriptions spiking
Ctera Networks claimed subscription revenue for its enterprise file services platform more than doubled in fiscal 2017, pushing the company to record results for the year. As a private company, ...
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Data storage illiteracy pervades IT youth
Jon Toigo has a lot to say about the consistent disparagement and disregard many young people in the IT industry show toward data storage technology and management.
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The benefits of Ceph over proprietary storage
The flexibility and multitude of interfaces available in a Ceph environment make it a tempting option and have some organizations ditching their current storage setup.
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Products of the Year judging criteria
This article discusses how products are judged for the Storage Products of the Year awards.
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Brocade VP: Flash spurs coordinated Gen 6 Fibre Channel launch
Brocade, QLogic and Broadcom coordinated this week’s shipments of the first switches and adapters to support Gen 6 Fibre Channel storage networking technology. We caught up with Jack Rondoni, vice ...
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Clustered NAS News
Qumulo files away $93 million for QF2 expansion
Qumulo closed a $93 million funding round today, giving the scale-out file storage vendor “fuel” to compete with the established players in a rapidly expanding market. BlackRock Private Equity ...
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Errors in NAND flash memory can be corrected, but that becomes more difficult as NAND reaches the end of its life. Are you utilizing every available error correction tool?
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Reflections from 2018 storage user conferences
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Understanding Ethernet, Fibre Channel, InfiniBand
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How NVMe technology and NVMe over Fabrics will change storage
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Who needs a multi-cloud environment and how best to deploy one
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An SSD (solid-state drive) is a type of nonvolatile storage media that stores persistent data on solid-state flash memory.
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In a computer, a file system -- sometimes written filesystem -- is the way in which files are named and where they are placed logically for storage and retrieval.
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Revenue from NetApp all-flash spikes on strong demand
Demand for NetApp all-flash storage surged last quarter, part of strong growth across its cloud portfolio that helped it beat guidance on earnings, margins and revenue. And the storage vendor has ...Continue Reading
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You'll never guess what people use Pure's FlashBlade to do
Pure Storage is finding a use case for its FlashBlade array that no one expected when the all-flash system for unstructured data launched in 2016. Brian Schwarz, VP of product management for ...Continue Reading
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Qumulo QF2 NAS file system supports Dell EMC servers
Qumulo scale-out NAS software can now run on Dell EMC's PowerEdge servers. That means Dell EMC server customers can choose between Qumulo software and Dell EMC's Isilon.
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Rack-scale flash storage
IBM racks up array and mainframe with DS8882F
IBM skinny mainframes add a few pounds with the DS8882F all-flash array screwed into the IBM Z ZR1 and LinuxOne Rockhopper II 19-inch racks.
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Solid-state storage
New Seagate SSDs emerge from Toshiba investment
Seagate shows off its first triple-level cell, 64-layer 3D NAND Nytro SSDs since investing in Toshiba NAND. Analysts wonder if the HDD giant waited too long to get serious about flash.