The Rebirth of Parallel I/O – Forbes Blog by John Webster

By John Webster, Thursday, December 10th 2015

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The transition from a dependence on rotating disk to solid-state storage is under way. And as the cost per unit of solid state storage capacity inevitably decreases, enterprise IT is now getting the message that an investment in solid state...

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Open Storage Platform – Why Now? – StorageSoup Blog by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Thursday, November 12th 2015

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While it’s nothing new for information technologists to look at alternatives for their infrastructure, there seems to be more interest in that today than ever before. There is so much interest that it becomes more important than ever to understand...

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Flash Storage and Cleaning House – StorageSoup Blog by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Wednesday, September 30th 2015

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A recent discussion with a client got me thinking about precipitating events that cause IT professionals to “put their house in order” regarding the information they store. In this case, there was a new all-flash storage system acquired for primary...

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“The Best Storage System” Blog by Russ Fellows

By Russ Fellows, Monday, June 22nd 2015

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"The Best Storage System" by Russ Fellows As a storage analyst, I often get asked the same question, “What is the best array?” My answer has evolved slightly over the years, but now I use a very direct and clear...

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Will Tier 1 Storage Be All Solid State in 3 years?

By Camberley Bates, Monday, June 8th 2015

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We contend Tier 1 storage purchases will be all solid state in 3 years; 5 years on the outside for the enterprise data center. While we have caught some heat with this position, we contend the movement is more than...

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The New Storage Players – blog by Camberley Bates

By Camberley Bates, Monday, April 20th 2015

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Over the last year we have seen a new type of storage player enter the Enterprise IT market. This group includes names that we’ve known as component players tucked inside the systems (think Intel inside), but are now entering the...

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Software Defined Storage Needs a More Clearly Defined Value Proposition, Forbes blog by John Webster

By John Webster, Monday, April 6th 2015

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Software Defined Storage Needs a More Clearly Defined Value Proposition The Software Defined Storage (SDS) model in its early days was often compared to Software Defined Networking (SDN). Both used virtualization as a foundational technology and replaced hardware constructs with software...

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Bifurcating enterprise storage – StorageSoup blog by Randy Kerns

By Randy Kerns, Monday, March 9th 2015

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Bifurcating Enterprise Storage 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 vendor product strategy....

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Why I Love VVols – And So Will You, blog by Russ Fellows

By Russ Fellows, Thursday, February 5th 2015

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In case you’ve been head down, buried in work this week you may have missed the announcement of VMware vSphere 6.  If you are a VMware admin, you have likely been tracking this release for over a year.  However, if...

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NetApp’s New Data Fabric Strategy, Forbes.com blog by John Webster

By John Webster, Wednesday, November 5th 2014

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Last week, NetApp chose its Insight customer/partner conference to make a number of product announcements that, taken together, mark a multifaceted expansion into public, private, and hybrid cloud deployments. At the heart of these announcements is NetApp’s Data Fabric strategy that marks another milestone in...

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