Pure Storage is glad to be as-a-service for you
Pure Storage has updated Pure-as-a-Service with service catalogs, transparent pricing, a cheaper entry price for block storage and a subscription version of the FlashStack reference architecture.
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Pavilion Data: Our unified storage array is the fastest in the universe
Pavilion Data, the high-end array vendor, has released a speedy parallel file system that brings it into direct competition with major HPC storage players for the first time.
The new...
New broom at Hitachi Vantara sweeps away two top execs
Two senior Hitachi Vantara execs have left the company without fanfare, signalling a shakeup by new CEO Gajen Kandiah.
A Hitachi Vantara spokesperson confirmed that CMO Jonathan Martin and ...
Infinidat hires chief product officer. Organogram looks sketchy
Infinidat has appointed a head of product who reports direct to the executive chairman. What does it mean for Kariel Sandler, co-CEO who runs R&D and Operations? And what...
StorCentric scoops up Violin Systems
StorCentric bought the all-flash array pioneer Violin Systems for an undisclosed sum, its fifth acquisition in two years
Todd Oseth, Violin Systems President and CEO, said in his statement: “The...
IBM pitches FlashSystem against ‘limited’ Dell EMC PowerStore
IBM Storage has updated the FlashSystem all-flash array hardware and software and is dissing Dell EMC’s "limited" PowerStore array.
The company has made FlashSystem faster, more economical in...
Nebulon: Here’s why we are better (and cheaper) than SANs and HCI
Analysis. Nebulon, a storage startup that came out of stealth in June, aims to compete with SAN arrays and HCI. It has built a product that fits into neither...
Infinidat sued by employees for ‘secretly’ diluting shares
Infinidat, the high-end Israeli storage startup, is being sued by 29 current and former employees for wrongfully diluting their shares in the company.
The plaintiffs are holders of Infinidat Class...
Israel time change knocks out local NetApp storage
A switchover to winter time in Israel was followed by failures in NetApp storage arrays which in turn caused server failures.
Computers in the Ministry of Health, universities and businesses...
NetApp’s flash upgrade for its AFF and FAS arrays
NetApp has bumped up performance for FAS and AFF arrays at the entry level, with end-to-end NVMe flash drive support, to "leave rivals in the dust".
The refresh provides extra...
STaaSification; Dell APEX project includes Storage-as-a-Service
Dell is going to offer on-premises managed file and block storage services next year. Customers will rent storage instead of buying it.
This is part of its Project APEX, announced...
DDN hauls NVMe storage chassis to Tintri products
DDN has injected its all-NVMe flash storage chassis into its Tintri product line to start the cost-cutting process of unifying product hardware across its two divisions.
Tintri was acquired by...