WEKA builds NeuralMesh architecture for exascale AI workloads
WEKA has announced a NeuralMesh transformation of its parallel file system software to accelerate AI at scale.
The basis of this is that traditional storage architectures have not been designed...
Storage news roundup – June 13
US semiconductor giant Qualcomm is to buy UK-based Alphawave IP Group, AKA Alphawave Semi. The $2.4bn deal will see Qualcomm take control of the UK target’s “high-speed wired connectivity...
NetApp revenues rise to all-time highs, but can it sustain?
Analysis: NetApp posted record revenue this quarter, helped by all-flash array sales and public cloud storage demand.
In the fourth fiscal 2025 quarter ended April 25, NetApp reported record revenues...
VMware splitters help to beef up Nutanix revenues
Nutanix enjoyed a classic beat-and-raise results pattern in its latest quarterly earnings report.
Revenues in hyperconverged infrastructure software supplier Nutanix’s third fiscal 2025 quarter, ended April 30, were $637 million,...
Pure Storage expects hyperscale sales bump this year
Pure Storage’s first quarter revenues rose in double digits with no signs of order pull-ins from tariff uncertainity.
Revenues grew 12 percent year-on-year to $778.5 million in the quarter ended...
Storage news round-up – May 29
Alluxio, supplier of open source virtual distributed file systems, announced Alluxio Enterprise AI 3.6. This delivers capabilities for model distribution, model training checkpoint writing optimization, and enhanced multi-tenancy support....
Hitachi Vantara primes partnership-driven AI push
Hitachi has worked to re-evaluate the fit of its Hitachi Vantara subsidiary to respond faster to the market’s adoption of AI and AI’s accelerating development, according to its Chief...
The elephant in the storage supplier room: How to deal with AI
Comment: The big issue for storage suppliers is AI - how to store and make data accessible to AI agents and models. Here's a look at how they are...
Druva expands Azure coverage with SQL and Blob support
SaaS data protector Druva has expanded its coverage portfolio to include Azure SQL and Blob data stores, saying it’s unifying protection across Microsoft workloads with a single SaaS platform.
Druva...
Hitachi Vantara adds VSP 360 see everything storage control plane
VSP 360 is Hitachi Vantara’s new management control plane for its VSP One storage portfolio, delivered as a service and covering on-premises, public cloud and hybrid deployments.
VSP One (Virtual...
Dell intros all-flash PowerProtect target backup appliance
Dell is launching an all-flash deduping PowerProtect backup target appliance, providing competition for all-flash systems from Pure Storage (FlashBlade), Quantum, and Infinidat.
The company is also announcing PowerStore enhancements at...
Cohesity wants AI to see everything – live, backed-up, and buried
Analysis. Cohesity is moving beyond data protection and cyber-resilience by building a real-time data access and management facility alongside its existing data protection access pipelines so that it can...