Gartner: Flash array revenue to overtake HDD
According to Gartner, all-flash-array revenues will pass disk drive and hybrid array revenue next year and grow to 55 percent of all external storage revenues in 2026.
Dremio data lakes can run on VAST Data storage
VAST Data has a partnership with Dremio enabling its lakehouse software to run on-premises, accessing data from VAST’s Universal Storage all-flash file and object array.
VAST Data heading to the public cloud
Hybrid multi-cloud IT environments are becoming popular with suppliers building storage environments that span both on-premises and public cloud worlds.
Some file storage suppliers...
Nodeum scaling up for exabyte environments
Profile: Belgian hierarchical storage manager Nodeum is developing exabyte-scale gen 2 software as it seeks to bolster its channel.
Nodeum software runs on Linux...
Storage news ticker – September 21
Data catalog and data intelligence supplier Alation has announced a partnership with data integrator Fivetran that is intended to enable joint customers to find and understand the...
Nvidia unveils DGX BasePOD and partners
Nvidia has revealed the DGX BasePOD, a variant on its DGX POD, with six storage partners so that AI-using customers can start small and grow large.
Evaluating global file systems and NAS cloud filers
The Evaluator Group has compared on-premises NAS filers with a cloud component to global file systems utilizing edge caching devices.
Both, it says, are...
Breaking down the storage supplier revenue tiers
The storage market is mature and rigid, according to the revenue picture for publicly owned storage companies, which shows five stratified revenue layers, with a bit more...
Storage news ticker – September 16
The AI Summit showed that architectural / resource disaggregation is an increasing focus in the AI industry – both at the chip and system level, says Wells Fargo...
iXsystems gets decentralized cloud storage
Users of iXsystems' TrueNAS SCALE can now get pubic cloud storage at a fraction of the cost of AWS, Azure, and GCP, the company claims.