Igneous Systems raises $25m
Igneous Systems has slurped in $25m investment to fund sales efforts and technology development. Total Igneous funding is now $66.7m.
Seattle-based Igneous was founded in 2013 and took in $12m...
Pure Storage overcomes dedupe blocking with end-to-end encryption in flash array
Pure Storage has enlisted the help of Thales to build an end-to-end (E2) encryption facility with no deduplication blocking for the company's FlashArray//X.
The technology, called Vormetric Transparent Encryption (VTE),...
‘DR’ in Druva stands for Disaster Recovery
Druva has added Disaster-Recovery-as-a-Service based on the AWS public cloud. This means customers can avoid the expense of a second DR site or subscribe to DR facilities for the...
Your occasional storage roundup, including Datrium, Veeam, SUSE, Retrospect and more
Here we are in March already with another raft of storage news announcements for the start of the Spring season.
Datrium jumps aboard the subscription train
Sort of hyperconverged system...
RackTop pushes NAS with built-in security and compliance
RackTop Systems is looking to grow the market for its line of NAS appliances featuring built-in encryption and compliance controls thanks to $15m in Series A financing.
Founded in...
Cohesity says: We will bring applications to the data and tackle your infrastructure sprawl
Cohesity has launched an applications marketplace that will enable customers to buy third party apps on its Data Platform.
The company says the initiative brings applications to the data and...
Names, faces and storage people places
Without further ado...
Kirill Tatarinov has joined the Acronis board. He was most recently the president and CEO at Citrix Systems and is said to know effective product development strategies...
Acronis preps HCI appliance for service providers
Is Acronis nuts? It’s developing a general hyperconverged infrastructure appliance for a market that has already matured and consolidated around the Dell EMC and Nutanix duopoly. But it just...
Pure Storage builds ObjectEngine for multi-cloud, data serving future
Yesterday's ObjectEngine launch is notable for what it brings to Pure’s future data management table. This is Pure’s third hardware platform, joining FlashArray for primary data and FlashBlade...
There’s a Veeam in Western Digital’s ActiveScale eye
Veeam’s backup Cloud Tier can use Western Digital’s object-storing ActiveScale box as a target data store.
The idea is to make longer-term backup storage cheaper by moving it away from...