Randy Kerns was quoted for his thoughts on Quantum’s latest data storage offering, Myriad.
Myriad joins a handful of new unstructured data storage offerings released in recent months, a response to the growing volumes of unstructured file and object data, according to Randy Kerns, an analyst at Evaluator Group.
“As AI enters more into the mainstream enterprise and beyond HPC [high-performance computing], a massive amount of data [will be generated], and it’s all unstructured,” Kerns said.
The unstructured data storage market is dominated by Dell PowerScale, formerly Isilon, but Myriad gives Quantum a chance to compete in the fast-growing market, he said.
