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Bringing Objects and Files Under One Roof
One of the biggest storage decisions being considered by customers nowadays is how they want to manage their data: as cloud-like objects or as traditional files. …
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Qumulo Eyes More OEMs As It Refreshes HPE Partnership
Companies who offer software-defined products, by definition, rely on hardware providers in order to offer something useful to customers. …
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Backs Up Against The Memory And I/O Walls
The memory and I/O wall are arguably the two most intractable bottlenecks in the modern datacenter. …
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When Persistence Is A Virtue, MRAM Is An Alternative To DRAM And SRAM
Magneto-resistive random access memory (MRAM) is one of those technologies that is often talked about as having the potential to change the computer memory landscape. …
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Hard Disks Give New Technologies a Spin
There is little doubt that solid state disks have become a disruptive force for datacenter storage and have bright future. …
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The Unlikely Marriage of Databases and Object Storage
The vast swathes of unstructured data that now reside in the cloud has changed the nature of information technology in many ways. …
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Is Amazon’s Database Strategy A Glimpse Into The Future?
IBM, through the work of Edgar Codd, invented the ideas behind the relational database back in 1970. …
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Staying Afloat In The Coming Data Deluge
Back in 2016, we wrote a column about the rise of data-centric computing. …
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DDN Uses Acquisitions to Grow In The Enterprise
For more than two decades, DirectData Networks has focused on HPC storage, supplying large systems to enterprises and research institutions wrestling with complex and data-laden workloads and taking on such challenges as acquiring the Lustre File System from Intel in 2018. …
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Cloud Storage: More Than Instant Gratification and Near Infinite Scale
For more than a decade, the ease and elasticity of cloud storage has slowly been drawing enterprise users away from their beloved in-house datacenters. …