VAST Data rolling out biggest ever software release
Single QLC flash tier storage upstart VAST Data is making a song and dance about its biggest software release ever, saying it will aid VAST's larger data...
Panasas’s halfway HPC house approach to the public cloud
HPC parallel scale-out file system software supplier Panasas has decided that full scale adoption of the public cloud, with its PanFS software ported there, is not needed...
Hammerspace: Other vendors are trying to copy us
Hammerspace says it is making such good progress that other vendors are trying to replicate its data orchestration technology.
Hammerspace's Global Data Environment (GDE)...
NetApp woes look set to get worse
Now we know why NetApp implemented a hiring freeze, spending cuts at the end of last quarter and an 8 percent job cut in January; it has...
Storage news roundup – February 22
Microsoft’s Azure cloud has announced a preview of Azure HPC Cache Premium Read-Write designed to provide high-bandwidth and low-latency access to files similar to local NVMe storage. It...
On-prem file storage catching up to object, SAN
Just over half of Blocks & Files readers work for organizations with more than a petabyte of on-premises data and the amount of file storage is increasing...
Komprise CEO talks up agnostic information lifecycle management
On-prem and public cloud storage vendors can add information lifecycle management (ILM) features to their products – but that only confirms the need for a global, supplier-agnostic...
App storage engines speed up data IO, search
Equipping high IO applications with internal storage engine code makes their data ingest, search and read faster than just leaving these operations to external SAN, filer or...
Wasabi believes in a single tier and no egress fees
Wasabi is a single-tier, public cloud storage service provider that claims to offer substantially lower prices than AWS, with no data egress or API charges, and its...
IBM, HPE fail to make the high-end array top 5
Analyst house DCIG has produced a list of the biggest market movers and shakers in the world of high-end arrays, yet it doesn't include IBM or HPE...