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  • Scality raises another $45 million in Series D funding

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 25 Aug 2015

    • Object storage vendor Scality has raised $45 million in investment that will be used to expand its North American sales force, continue international expansion and build out its reseller program. ...

  • Declining storage sales are the new normal

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 24 Aug 2015

    • NetApp, Brocade and Hewlett-Packard last week all reported storage revenues that were better than expected, impressing Wall Street analysts and investors. Yet in each case their revenue declined ...

  • NEC enhances Hydrastor with universal dedupe transfer, OST Accelerator

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 19 Aug 2015

    • NEC Corp. of America has enhanced its Hydrastor scale-out backup and archive storage platform with a Universal Dedupe Transfer and added an Open Storage Technology (OST) Accelerator for Veritas ...

  • Sale (instead of spin) doesn't change Veritas strategy

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 14 Aug 2015

    • The executives who have been working to turn Veritas Technologies into a standalone company say their plans have not changed with the $8 billion sale to The Carylye Group. Symantec disclosed last ...

  • Toshiba unveils SAS, NVMe PCIe SSDs at Flash Memory Summit

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 13 Aug 2015

    • Count Toshiba among the group of drive makers demonstrating new enterprise PCI Express (PCIe) and SAS SSDs at this week’s Flash Memory Summit in Santa Clara, California. Toshiba unveiled three ...

  • Pure takes first step to go public, files for IPO

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 12 Aug 2015

    • Pure Storage today filed for an initial public offering (IPO) in hopes of becoming the second all-flash storage array vendor to go public following Violin Memory. In its filing with the U.S. ...

  • Box hires former EMC Syncplicity chief

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 12 Aug 2015

    • Box today has hired the former CEO of  EMC Syncplicity. Jeetu Patel, the former general manager of EMC Syncplicity enterprise file synchronization and sharing (EFSS) business unit, has joined the ...

  • Symantec sells Veritas to Carlyle Group

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 11 Aug 2015

    • Symantec’s spin-out of Veritas took a twist today when The Carlyle Group and other investors agreed to purchase Veritas for $8 billion. That’s $5.5 billion less than Symantec paid for Veritas in a ...

  • Dot Hill revenues, income climb

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 06 Aug 2015

    • Add Dot Hill Systems to the list of smaller storage vendors who are growing revenue significantly while their large rivals stumble. Dot Hill is unlike the other vendors who are bucking the trend of ...

  • Tintri picks up $125 million, targets NetApp, IPO

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 05 Aug 2015

    • Tintri, which sells storage built for virtual machines, today closed a $125 million funding round that it plans to use to step up its attack on NetApp’s installed base and take the startup public ...

  • Amazon adds new features to S3 and zero-downtime migration for Aurora

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 31 Jul 2015

    • Amazon his week made enhancements and added features to its Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) and its Amazon Aurora relational database. The S3 has been upgraded with more event notifications ...

  • Quantum stumbles at closing time

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 31 Jul 2015

    • Add Quantum to the list of storage vendors that struggled last quarter. Quantum Thursday reported revenue of revenue of $110.9 million, down around $17 million from last year and below its original ...

  • EMC comes off the bench(mark), publishes SPC numbers for VMAX, VNX

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 30 Jul 2015

    • EMC, which has downplayed the significance of industry benchmarks, today published its first Storage Performance Council (SPC) block benchmarks for its unified storage systems. Results for the VMAX ...

  • FalconStor lands OEM deals with Kaminario, X-IO

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 30 Jul 2015

    • FalconStor’s 2015 revenue has been paltry at the mid-way point of the year, but the vendor is crowing about new OEM deals for its FreeStor data services software. FalconStor said it signed three ...

  • Storage should take high priority

    Randy Kerns - Evaluator Group 30 Jul 2015

    • Few people argue that information is important. The value of information varies and changes over time but is the most critical resource for most organizations. Yet, we see storage products where ...

  • Is Veeam’s gain causing Commvault’s pain?

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 29 Jul 2015

    • Commvault’s revenue keeps sliding while data protection software rival Veeam makes steady gains. Coincidence, or is Veeam taking deals that Commvault used to win? Commvault's revenue of $139 ...

  • Google ramps up partnerships for its Storage Nearline service

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 27 Jul 2015

    • Not only did Google offer new incentives with its Cloud Storage Nearline service to tempt customers to switch from Amazon and Microsoft Azure last week, the company also beefed up its ecosystem to ...

  • EMC tempers expectations, accelerates shift to emerging storage technologies

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 22 Jul 2015

    • EMC executives reduced their 2015 revenue forecasts for the second time this year following a quarter of tepid growth. They also said the vendor will implement plans to cut costs by $850 million a ...

  • SimpliVity says sales still surging

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 20 Jul 2015

    • SimpliVity claims its second quarter sales bookings increased 250 percent over last year, fueled by its Cisco partnership and an avalanche of interest in hyper-convergence. SimpliVity does not give ...

  • SIOS launches iQ, seeks more intelligent analytics

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 17 Jul 2015

    • Data protection software vendor SIOS Technologies is branching out into IT analytics. The vendor this week launched SIOS iQ, an analytics platform developed for virtual machines and their ...

  • Storage islands leave data management plans adrift

    Randy Kerns - Evaluator Group 29 Jun 2015

    • A major problem that IT professionals have dealt with over time is the creation of islands of storage. A common cause of islands is when organizations purchase and deploy new systems with their own ...

  • Red Hat not likely to combine Ceph, Gluster into single product

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 27 Jun 2015

    • One petabyte-scale storage customer traveled to this week’s Red Hat Summit in Boston with dreams of Ceph and Gluster merging into a single product. He hoped Red Hat would take the best pieces of ...

  • PernixData plans platform proliferation

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 26 Jun 2015

    • PernixData executives this week disclosed three coming additions to its core FVP software, which clusters server flash and RAM to accelerate I/O and reduce latency. PernixData claims around 400 ...

  • NetApp’s Kurian ‘not constrained’ from making changes … or not making them

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 24 Jun 2015

    • New NetApp CEO George Kurian today said he has a free hand to make any changes he believes are necessary at the company while giving no indication that any sweeping changes are coming. Kurian, who ...

  • Backup appliance revenue grows, but leader EMC's shrinks

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 24 Jun 2015

    • EMC remains the leader in backup appliance sales but its grip on the market is loosening. While backup appliance revenue increased seven percent year-over-year in the first quarter of this year, ...

  • VMware gives EVO:RAIL hardware partners more options

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 08 Jun 2015

    • VMware is giving its hardware partners more options for building EVO:RAIL hyper-converged appliances. Dell, EMC, Hewlett-Packard, Hitachi Data Systems, and Supermicro are among the hardware vendors ...

  • Disk storage increases over Q1 2014, but networked storage declines

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 08 Jun 2015

    • Disk storage revenue grew 6.8 percent during the first quarter of 2015, with server-based and hyperscale storage picking up the slack for SAN and NAS sales according to IDC's latest storage tracker ...

  • HDS fully digests Pentaho

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 05 Jun 2015

    • Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) closed its acquisition of Pentaho this week, which means Pentaho’s big data analytics technology will be showing up in HDS storage products soon. Pentaho software will be ...

  • Violin still searching for right notes

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 03 Jun 2015

    • The red hot all-flash array remains ice cold for Violin Memory. Violin reported revenue of $12.1 million for last quarter. That was down 33.3 percent from last year and 41 percent from last ...

  • NetApp names new CEO

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 01 Jun 2015

    • NetApp announced a changing of the guard at CEO and chairman of the board after the market close today, less than two weeks after another disappointing earnings report. CEO Tom Georgens departed ...

  • Rubrik pulls in $41 million in funding for cloud backup

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 28 May 2015

    • Rubrik has raised $41 million in Series B funding and also unveiled more details behind its integrated backup appliance that does hybrid cloud backup, deduplication, compression and data ...

  • All-flash could be on Nimble's roadmap

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 27 May 2015

    • Now that Nimble Storage is growing revenue from its Fibre Channel support, it’s time for Nimble executives to think about what they will add next. An all-flash array would be one logical addition. ...

  • SteelStore becomes NetApp AltaVault

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 27 May 2015

    • NetApp has rebranded the SteelStore cloud backup appliances it acquired from Riverbed last year, and will sell it on NetApp hardware. NetApp is selling AltaVault as a physical product on FAS ...

  • Commvault takes next step in file sync/share

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 26 May 2015

    • Like many data protection vendors, Commvault added file sync and share capabilities within the last few years. Today, Commvault expanded its Edge file sync platform with Edge Drive,  which lets ...

  • How vendor conferences help customers, analysts and press

    Randy Kerns - Evaluator Group 26 May 2015

    • I recently attended EMC World and the IBM Edge conferences in Las Vegas, and was struck by how these shows have changed the industry. Not too long ago, industry-wide shows such as Storage ...

  • Brocade, HP see storage sales decline

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 22 May 2015

    • Considering the poor numbers coming from storage array vendor’s recent earnings, it’s no surprise Brocade Thursday said its storage switch revenue declined from last year. EMC, NetApp, IBM and ...

  • Clustered OnTap complexities clobber NetApp

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 20 May 2015

    • NetApp’s earnings report today disappointed investors as the vendor missed its previous revenue forecast, and it issued lower than expected guidance for this quarter. NetApp today also revealed ...

  • Barrall spins out Drobo, keeps Connected Data

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 20 May 2015

    • Drobo is under new ownership again. Founder Geoff Barrall is spinning low-end NAS vendor Drobo out of Connected Data, marking the third major management shift in Drobo’s 10-year-history. A group ...

  • Axcient adds appliance-less recovery to its cloud services

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 15 May 2015

    • Cloud Provider Axcient launched an appliance-less, direct-to-cloud recovery service aimed at small-to-medium sized businesses or remote office data protection. The company has been selling a ...

  • Nutanix: Try our software for free

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 12 May 2015

    • Perhaps looking to head off software-only hyper-convergence competitors down the road, Nutanix will make a free version of its software available beginning next month. Nutanix will launch a public ...

  • Quantum expects to scale StorNext products, sales this year

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 11 May 2015

    • Quantum’s forecast for the next year includes more StorNext and scale-out archiving products, sales and vertical markets. The sales bump has already started. Quantum last week reported its ...

  • Nimble gets SAP certification, offers SmartStack for HANA

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 05 May 2015

    • Most of the storage news this week is happening at EMC World in Las Vegas, but there’s also a bit of activity at the SAP Sapphire Now conference in Orlando, Florida. Nimble Storage announced that ...

  • EMC opens up ViPR, hope developers take to it

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 05 May 2015

    • LAS VEGAS -- You don’t usually associate EMC with open or free, but at EMC World today the vendor said it is making ViPR an open-source project and is offering a free non-production version of its ...

  • HDS extends VSP virtualized storage, moves into hyper-convergence

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 28 Apr 2015

    • LAS VEGAS -- Hitachi Data Systems opened its HDS Connect conference today with smaller versions of its flagship Virtual Storage Platform (VSP) storage array and two hyper-converged systems. The ...

  • EMC storage revs down, reflect industry transformation

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 23 Apr 2015

    • EMC came up $75 million short of its projected storage revenue last quarter, according to its Wednesday earnings report. No big surprise there. EMC and other large storage vendors have struggled to ...

  • Storage was a star at NAB

    Randy Kerns - Evaluator Group 22 Apr 2015

    • Las Vegas – The storage presence at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show last week continued to grow due to the increasing demand to store files in the media and entertainment ...

  • SanDisk sees PCIe flash take a dive

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 17 Apr 2015

    • SanDisk became the PCIe flash market leader with its 2014 acquisition of server-side flash pioneer Fusion-io. Less than a year later, there is a lot less to that market and that is having a ...

  • EMC: Information glut will change what storage looks like

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 16 Apr 2015

    • There’s a lot of data out there, and there’s going to be even more in the future, and businesses need to figure out better ways to use and deliver it because the always-connected “information ...

  • SIOS offers high availability in Azure with Microsoft's backing.

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 15 Apr 2015

    • In a sign that more companies are moving important applications to the cloud, SIOS Technology Corp. achieved Microsoft Azure certification to provide customers with high-availability clusters in ...

  • IBM says it can put 220 terabytes in the palm of your hand

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 14 Apr 2015

    • IBM is working on putting 220 terabytes of storage in a palm-sized tape cartridge. The company has developed breakthrough technology that shrinks the size of bits for magnetic tape and offers ...

  • Diablo wins round against Netlist but legal fight isn’t over

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 26 Mar 2015

    • Diablo Technologies claimed a “decisive victory” in the lawsuit brought by Netlist over technology used in Diablo’s Memory Channel Storage architecture. However, Netlist vowed to fight on with its ...

  • Red Hat gives storage software products new names

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 24 Mar 2015

    • Red Hat today rebranded its storage software platforms in hopes of clarifying their intended use cases. Inktank Ceph Enterprise becomes Red Hat Ceph Storage and Red Hat Storage Server becomes Red ...

  • Condusiv wants to defrag your SAN

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 20 Mar 2015

    • Condusiv Technologies this week launched Diskeeper Server software to defrag disks connected to SANs. Wait, is fragmentation even a thing for SANs? You never hear SAN vendors or even customers talk ...

  • Cloud DR vendor Quorum picks new CEO

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 12 Mar 2015

    • Quorum today hired John Newsom as CEO to help the disaster recover as a service (DRaaS) startup navigate a rapidly growing market with a crowded field of competitors. Newsom replaced Walter ...

  • EMC: DSSD box will melt your face

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 11 Mar 2015

    • Amid all of the financial numbers and strategy talk at the EMC Strategic Forum Tuesday, the vendor gave a detailed description of the first product that will spring from its 2014 DSSD acquisition. ...

  • Bifurcating enterprise storage

    Randy Kerns - Evaluator Group 09 Mar 2015

    • The enterprise storage market is splitting into two areas that are still indistinct but will become a lot less so. It’s important to understand this evolution if you are to make sense of storage ...

  • Violin Memory still playing out of tune

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 06 Mar 2015

    • Violin Memory initiated a turnaround plan under a new CEO a year ago and still has little to show for it. It’s been a busy year for Violin under CEO Kevin DeNuccio, with several new product ...

  • Storage revenue picked up in Q4, led by ODMs and smaller vendors

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 06 Mar 2015

    • Storage revenue rebounded in the fourth quarter of 2014, no thanks to the large vendors. Total storage revenue grew 7.2 percent to nearly $10.6 billion and external (networked) storage increased ...

  • Western Digital adds Amplidata object storage to HGST fold

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 03 Mar 2015

    • Western Digital, which has been collecting flash-related startups over the past few years, today beefed up its archiving portfolio by acquiring object storage vendor Amplidata. Amplidata will ...

  • Fibre Channel helps Nimble Storage grow revenue in Q4

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 28 Feb 2015

    • Nimble Storage exceeded expectations with $68.3 million in revenue in its fiscal fourth quarter, helped by a new wave of Fibre Channel-based arrays that factored into about 10% of the company’s ...

  • IBM sheds light on work to boost flash endurance

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 27 Feb 2015

    • IBM has finally hopped onto the bandwagon with solid-state array vendors that use multilevel cell (MLC) NAND technology and guarantee the read/write endurance of flash modules. Those changes came ...

  • Dell to ship 2nd wave of XC Series hyper-converged appliances

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 26 Feb 2015

    • Dell plans to ship the second version of its XC Series of hyper-converged appliances next week, just four months after getting the first wave of products out the door in November. The XC Series ...

  • Avago buys Emulex for $606M to expand storage portfolio

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 26 Feb 2015

    • Networking and wireless chip maker Avago Technologies is pushing deeper into enterprise storage with its planned acquisition of storage networking vendor Emulex. Avago said Wednesday evening that ...

  • Pivot3 pockets $45M to ride hyper-convergence wave

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 25 Feb 2015

    • Pivot3, the hyper-convergence vendor that concentrates on the surveillance and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) markets, picked up $45 million in funding this week to expand sales and marketing ...

  • Cloud provider Axcient raises another $25 million in funding

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 19 Feb 2015

    • Cloud-based startup Axcient raised $25 million in a series E funding round this week, bringing the total amount it has raised to $113.5 million. The company plans to hire more engineers, build out ...

  • IBM's spectrum of new storage brands

    Randy Kerns - Evaluator Group 17 Feb 2015

    • IBM has rebranded storage products and introduced XIV as a software-only offering under a new overarching identity – IBM Spectrum. The decoder ring for these products is: This name change will take ...

  • NetApp blames sales slump on budget restraints

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 12 Feb 2015

    • A rocky quarter with a disappointing forecast for this quarter left NetApp CEO Tom Georgens defensive about his company’s product portfolio and strategy. NetApp Wednesday reported $1.55 billion in ...

  • HDS acquires Pentaho, wants to store, analyze Internet of Things

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 11 Feb 2015

    • Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) acquired data analytics software vendor Pentaho this week, and it will share that technology across Hitachi as part of an initative that stretches beyond storage. Pentaho ...

  • Veritas Rising

    Randy Kerns - Evaluator Group 09 Feb 2015

    • Appropriately, Symantec will call its new information management spinout Veritas Technologies Corp. The company will consist of many products from the original Veritas, which Symantec acquired in ...

  • Veritas product revenue grows while Symantec shrinks

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 06 Feb 2015

    • Symantec is on track to make Veritas an operational company by October, a few months ahead of the original plan to split by the December. Symantec CEO Michael Brown added details about the spinoff ...

  • Veeam revenues still on a roll

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 04 Feb 2015

    • Virtualization data protection specialist Veeam Software said its 2014 bookings revenue hit $389 million, up 40 percent over the previous year. Veaam’s growth far outpaces the rest of the data ...

  • Scale-out startup Qumulo gets $40M, prepares to launch

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 04 Feb 2015

    • Qumulo, the file storage startup founded by engineers who designed Isilon's clustered NAS, closed a $40 million B funding round today and plans its initial product launch “really soon.” The ...

  • Quantum hopes StorNext gains can outscale tape woes

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 02 Feb 2015

    • Quantum had a rough quarter revenue-wise to end 2014 because of poor tape sales, but its prospects are looking up in other areas. StorNext scale-out file system sales increased 77 percent ...

  • CommVault now sees a point in smaller bundles

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 30 Jan 2015

    • For years, CommVault boasted about how it sold one application that handled all data protection and management needs. That is changing, as its tries to perk up tepid financial growth in a more ...

  • CloudBerry Box targets SMBs to sync and share mobile devices

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 30 Jan 2015

    • Cloudberry Lab is one of the latest to jump into the crowded file sync-and-share market. The cloud backup provider recently announced its CloudBerry Box, a private and public cloud product that ...

  • EMC to lay off workers; Tucci to stay past February

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 30 Jan 2015

    • EMC CEO and chairman Joe Tucci indicated Thursday that he will stay on after his contract expires next month. Others at EMC won’t be given that option, as the company also said it will cut jobs to ...

  • How stealthy money affects technology

    Randy Kerns - Evaluator Group 27 Jan 2015

    • By my count, around 70 storage start-up companies were acquired in the past year. That is quite a few acquisitions, although not as many as in some past years. A surge in acquisitions always leads ...

  • Box shares surged on the first day as a public company

    Sonia Lelii - Senior News Writer 23 Jan 2015

    • Box Inc. had an excellent coming out party as a public company today. Box priced its initial shares at $14 Thursday. Those shares today opened at $20.20 on the New York Stock Exchange and rose to ...

  • Kaminario snares another $15 million in funding

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 23 Jan 2015

    • All-flash array startups remain a hot target for investors. Kaminario announced today an additional $15 million in funding, raising the company's overall total to $143 million since 2008. Newton, ...

  • NetApp: No SSDs have worn out

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 23 Jan 2015

    • The prospect of flash drives wearing out is a non-issue, according to NetApp. Mark Welke, NetApp’s senior director of product marketing, said the company has not had a single solid-state drive ...

  • SanDisk says enterprise SSD prospects still strong

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 22 Jan 2015

    • The fourth quarter of 2014 was tough for solid-state storage vendor SanDisk. Still, the vendor said its enterprise solid-state drive (SSD) sales increased and it remains on track for $1 billion in ...

  • EMC gives ViPR flash-related upgrade

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 20 Jan 2015

    • EMC last week quietly upgraded its ViPR software-defined storage and ScaleIO hyper-convergence software, broadening support for platforms and emerging technologies. One of the selling points of ...

  • Cisco VP: Most customers deploy 16 Gbps FC switches with new enterprise flash storage

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 29 Dec 2014

    • Brocade executives have talked a lot about flash as a disruptive technology that’s driving 16 Gbps Fibre Channel (FC) storage networking. As the year draws to a close, rival Cisco said most ...

  • Symantec fuels double-digit backup appliance revenue growth

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 24 Dec 2014

    • Backup appliance revenue increased for the second straight quarter, with Symantec making up more than one-third of the Backup appliance revenue increased for the second straight quarter, with ...

  • Tintri embraces Hyper-V, prepares for the multi-hypervisor age

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 12 Dec 2014

    • Tintri, which has earned a good reputation for providing storage for VMware virtual machines, this week made its Microsoft Hyper-V support generally available on its VMstore systems. That paves the ...

  • Storage sales still sluggish

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 08 Dec 2014

    • External storage revenue increased less than one percent year-over-year last quarter, with none of the major vendors growing more than 3.5 percent. That’s better than the two previous quarters of ...

  • How storage controllers differ

    Randy Kerns - Evaluator Group 04 Dec 2014

    • All storage systems have a controller, which is a device with a processor that sends instructions to the disks. Storage controllers differ from vendor to vendor, but generally fit into three types ...

  • Violin heads in positive financial direction, stems bleeding

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 30 Nov 2014

    • The financial horizon looks brighter for Violin Memory than it did a year ago. The Santa Clara, California-based all-flash array (AFA) vendor reported last week that revenue grew for the second ...

  • Samsung's Proximal deal follows SSD makers' acquisition trend

    Carol Sliwa - Senior News Writer 27 Nov 2014

    • Samsung’s acquisition this month of Proximal Data marked the latest in a string of deals by solid-state drive (SSD) makers to beef up their product portfolios with server-based flash caching and ...

  • Nimble: growth now, profits later

    Dave Raffo - Editorial News Director 26 Nov 2014

    • Nimble Storage continued its pattern of revenue growth that outpaces the industry by a wide margin while running up more losses last quarter. In its third quarter as a public company, Nimble ...

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