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SK hynix touts its first NVMe consumer SSD: Good spec, good price

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SK hynix has entered the consumer NVMe SSD market with a gumstick format Gold P31 drive intended for designers, content creators and PC gamers. The P31 looks to be a...

WD F3200 flash device is ‘open, fast, composable’

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Western Digital has announced the F3200, the latest iteration of its flash fabric shared storage system for composable systems. Key takeaways? The NVMe-oF device is faster than its predecessors,...

Pure and Cohesity team up with FlashRecover data protection

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Pure Storage is reselling Cohesity software with its FlashBlade storage array to provide a single flash-to-flash-cloud, data protection and secondary data management system. Mohit Aron, Cohesity CEO and founder, said...

Nutanix Clusters takes on-premises Nutanix to AWS

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Nutanix is ready to announce Nutanix Clusters. This brings the on-premises Nutanix experience to AWS and opens another front in the company's battle with VMware. Sources close to the company...

Western Digital loves flash more than hard drives

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Western Digital is generating more revenue from flash and SSDs than from disk drives. Does this show that WD is losing out big time to Seagate in the key enterprise...

ScaleFlux computational storage makes Percona MySQL faster

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Percona’s open source MySQL database runs faster with ScaleFlux computational storage SSDs. And they have the benchmarks to prove it. The companies compared the ScaleFlux CSD 2000 with an Intel...

IBM adds cloud tiering to boosted memory mainframe storage array

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IBM has improved performance and functionality for the mainframe focused storage array and virtual tape library (VTL) products. The DS8900F flash array gets a 70 per cent increase in...

Why Kaminario changed its name to Silk

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Silk is the new name for Kaminario, an on-premises all-flash array startup, that has transformed itself over the last three years into a cloud block storage software company. Blocks &...

This week in storage, featuring a mucky International Space Station NAS system

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This week the International Space Station's NAS gives vent, Nebulon pumps out a survey, Pliops talks about its storage processor, we see how Pivot3's video HCI is getting better...

How does HPE Storage see the world? Let’s find out

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We asked HPE to summarise its data storage product positioning to help us prep a recent interview with HPE Storage boss Tom Black. In addition, we emailed the company some...

SSD zoning is great

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IBM Research and Radian Memory Systems have found SSD zoning can deliver three times more throughput, 65 per cent more transactions per second and greatly extend an SSD’s working...

Nearline drives are Seagate’s money-making machine

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Hyperscalers and enterprise data centres helped Seagate grow revenues in its Q4, despite a pandemic-related drop in demand in several market areas. Revenues climbed 6.3 per cent year-on-year to $2.52bn...