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Unlucky for some: Chris Mellor’s 13 predictions for storage tech in 2019

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Here are my personal predictions for IT this year and how they will affect enterprise storage. Multi-cloud adoption will (a) encourage enterprises to adopt fewer infrastructure component suppliers and (b)...

Hybrid vigour: Intel adds Optane to flash mini-SSD

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Intel has announced a combined Optane and flash H10 drive designed for memory expansion into thin and light notebooks, All-in-One and Mini PCs. Dell, Lenovo, HP, Acer, ASUS, and other...

Apeiron throws new CEO in at the deep end

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Apeiron has hired HPE veteran Chuck Smith as CEO. His predecessor company founder William Harrison has stepped aside take the CTO role. Smith worked for two years with Compaq, which HP...

An amassment of storage predictions and announcements

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We have four sets of predictions for 2019, followed by 11 brief news items, two customer notes and a CEO promotion at Datto. Three Archive360 predictions Archive360 archives data up to...

Benchmarks! IBM deploys memcaching with flash and 3D XPoint to match DRAM

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Implementing Memcache with NAND or 3D XPoint produces near-DRAM cache performance at a much lower cost, IBM claims. Memcache is an open source distributed memory system launched in 2003.  These...

Your occasional storage digest featuring Excelero, Commvault, SUSE Linux, MariaDB… and more!

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Here's a carton of storage news brought to you by the virtual drone delivery service at Blocks & Files. Customers PAIGE, a well-funded US start up that uses AI to tackle...

Nutanix, Pure, VMware are booming. Other enterprise IT vendors? Not so much

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Cisco is discounting its HyperFlex hyperconverged infrastructure product, Commvault is under competitive pressure,  Microsoft AzureStack lacks traction, and NetApp is replacing IBM storage arrays, while Nutanix, Pure and VMware...

Exploring the memory-flash gap through an Optane lens

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Semiconductor consultant Mark Webb thinks XPoint will dominate the memory-flash performance gap and could be a $2.7bn business for Intel and Micron in 2023, with DIMM sales driving most...

NVMe in the data centre. A right riveting read

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Chris Evans, a IT storage consultant, has written a short, useful guide to implementing NVMe in the data centre. Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) is the fastest storage drive interface, and...

NVMe/TCP needs good TCP network design

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Poorly-designed NVMe/TCP networks can get clogged with NVMe traffic and fail to deliver the low latency that NVMe/TCP is designed to deliver in the first place. The SNIA has an...

IBM financials indicate weakness in storage hardware

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IBM's Q4 2018 results expose a storage hardware weakness that is unlikely to be fixed anytime soon. This is not exactly an existential crisis for the company as storage hardware...

Pliops gets funding to build GPU-like Storage Processing Unit

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Pliops has secured a $30m investment to bring its Storage Processing Unit into production and is targeting a launch in mid-2019. The Israeli company aims to accelerate storage stack processing...