Bold claim: Cerabyte says its tech can store data forever with zero energy

Austrian biz Cerabyte claims to have technology that can store data forever and consume no energy. The company says it will be implemented on undefined data carriers and be used in a new cold storage tier for datacenters that Cerabyte will implement "before 2030." The company is...

Storage news ticker – 24 March 2023

Acronis researchers have spotted new types of malware and attack vectors such as polymorphic malware and fileless attacks. Many threats use a...

Enterprises need one hybrid cloud operating model to rule them all, says Nutanix

Nutanix’ fifth Enterprise Cloud Index survey has revealed that enterprises need a cloud operating model with a consistent environment that covers on-premises...

Cohesity gets OwnBackup technology partnership

Cohesity has set up a technology partnership with OwnBackup which has an established footprint in the Microsoft Dynamics 365, Salesforce and ServiceNow...

OVHcloud must pay damages for lost backup data 

A French court has ordered OVHcloud to pay damages to two customers who lost data in the 2021 fire at its Strasbourg...

Veeam lays off 200 staff

Private equity-owned Veeam has hit the headcount brakes and chopped 200 people in a layoff round. Update: Veeam added...

Oracle predicts: BlueField-3 is coming

Nvidia’s BlueField-3 DPU is being added to the network stack in Oracle’s public cloud - OCI (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) - to improve...

Stricken WANdisco appoints new board chair 

WANdisco, whose shares are still suspended on the AIM exchange two weeks after significant sales reporting issues emerged, has appointed an interim...

Quantum says its souped-up video surveillance system supports more than 10,000 cameras

Quantum’s latest USP v5 video surveillance software adds stronger data reduction and can support more than 10,000 cameras on a single system,...

Storage news collection – 22 March

Real-time data platform supplier Aerospike has released expanded functionality and engineering support for the Spring Framework (Spring), the popular application framework for Java applications. Spring Data Aerospike now supports the latest version...

Infinidat hybrid array RoI? 11 months, says IDC in sponsored white paper

Infinidat has commissioned tech analyst IDC to write a white paper looking into “The Business Value of Infinidat Storage.” The analyst's researchers interviewed seven enterprise customers in North America and Europe. They...

Qumulo plans all-in-one available-anywhere file services

Qumulo wants to make its file services available anywhere in a customer's IT environment - that means on-premises, public cloud and from any business location, via clusters that are globally managed through...

AIOps cuts support ticket numbers but not support desk jobs, claims report

More than 60 percent of business and MSP help and support desk operations saw an incident ticket cut with artificial intelligence (AIOPs) help, claims a 57 page OpsRamp research report that seems...

3.4 times more Oracle MySQL transactions with Pliops’ SSD array controller

Host-based SSD controller array startup Pliops says it has boosted Oracle MySQL transactions/sec 3.4 times with its XDP product offloading server CPUs. Update: Pliops question answers added in Bootnote....
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Gartner: So long HCI MQs, hello full-stack HCI software

Gartner has kissed the HCI appliance market goodbye. Its analysts have taken a fresh look at the HyperConverged Infrastructure (HCI) market, and...

Most failed disk drives fail just before they hit 3 years’ use, says data recovery biz

Secure Data Recovery found that average failed hard drive spun for 25,233 hours before failing. That’s 1,051 days, or two years and...

Cyber security focused Rubrik admits internal system attacked via Fortra zero-day

Cloud data management and security biz Rubrik has joined the list of companies forced to deal with an attack on its systems...