Machine-learning storage
Find the latest news and tips for machine-learning storage on this topics page. Learn how machine-learning data storage can impact your data center, both from the amounts of data generated by machine-learning applications and in the roles machines can play in data mining and storage management. Are the days of self-drive storage arrays far off?
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Stateful storage’s role in the app ecosystem
Why do applications need stateful container storage? Which persistent storage vendors take center stage? How do Docker and virtual storage requirements differ? Read this e-guide to find out.
Machine-learning storage News
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Lustre-based DDN ExaScaler arrays receive NVMe flash
High-performance computing specialist DataDirect Networks spruced up its ExaScaler SFA-based flagship with nonvolatile memory express flash, and it bought Lustre from Intel.
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Catch the next wave of digital IT transformation: Learning tech
IT learning technologies, such as machine learning and AI workloads, are gaining traction and could be the next wave of IT investment that drives competitive advantages. Continue Reading
Evaluate Machine-learning storage Vendors & Products
Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.
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IoT initiatives and other emerging workloads force data center change
Internet of things projects and other new technology, such as analytics and machine learning, are tied to software-defined storage and public cloud use, changing the face of IT. Continue Reading
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Embrace IT digital transformation and the new tech landscape
The digital economy is increasingly defining business, and IT's relationship to business and the bottom line is becoming tied together more tightly. Continue Reading
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What's the future of data storage technology and the IT pro?
Several enterprise data storage trends are all about getting rid of storage as an IT silo. That will have consequences for both the industry and IT pros who work in it. Continue Reading