News » Systems and Storage News Roundup (4/22-4/29)

Tuesday, April 30th 2019

Systems and Storage News Roundup (4/22-4/29)

 

If your favorite vendor is missing from our news roundup, it’s likely they didn’t have any pertinent announcements last week. If there’s a vendor you’re interested in seeing, email me at Nick@evaluatorgroup.com.

Actifio

4/24-Actifio Sky Copy Data Management Platform Gains 80% Reduction in Backup Time Running with Oracle Exadata Database Machine

Cisco

4/29-Cisco Ushers in a New Wireless Era with Wi-Fi 6

Hitachi

4/24- Hitachi Vantara Delivers New and Enhanced as-a-Service Offerings for Data Protection and Storage

Huawei

4/26-Huawei Launches Site Cloud for the First Time in Russia and Signs MoU with Tower Companies

4/26-Huawei and Chinasoft International Release the Financial Big Data Smart Application Solution

4/23- HUAWEI CLOUD Expands its Partner Network with Infosys

IBM

4/25-IBM Services Signs Agreement with Lenovo Data Center Group to Increase Customer Care with Cognitive and Blockchain Solutions

4/24- IBM to Develop an AI-Powered IoT Solution to Help Clients Manage and Monitor Aging Bridges, Tunnels, Highways and Railways

Micron

4/23-Micron Introduces New Series of High-Performance NVMe SSDs for Cloud and Enterprise Markets

Microsoft

4/29-Dell Technologies and Microsoft expand partnership to help customers accelerate their digital transformation

NEC

4/24- NEC accelerates services business leveraging network strengths under the new brand “NEC Smart Connectivity”

Nexenta

4/25- Nexenta Leads with Open Software-Defined Storage Software Portfolio for Hybrid and Multi Clouds

Oracle

4/25- B2B Brands Turn to Oracle Customer Experience Cloud to Meet the Evolving Demands of Buyers

PureStorage

4/29- Pure Storage Helps Customers Go Modern with Expanded, Unified Storage-as-a-Service Subscription Across Hybrid Cloud Environments

Supermicro

4/23- New Supermicro Scale-Up In-Memory Computing Platforms Now Shipping in Volume

VMware

4/29- VMware Transforms Data Center and Edge Infrastructure with VMware Cloud on Dell EMC