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Alcion sets sights on M365 backup-as-a-service

Kasten's founders have moved from backing up containers to protecting Microsoft 365, with their latest startup Alcion and its AI-enhanced backup-as-a-service based on open source Corso software.

MemVerge, SK hynix say memory is endless now

DRAM virtualizer MemVerge has teamed up with SK hynix on what they're calling Project Endless Memory to run applications needing more memory than is actually attached to...

3D DRAM could be revolutionary – if it works

We have become so used to 3D NAND that we forget how revolutionary it was back in 2013. The idea that you could radically increase the density...

Zadara hires new CEO in bid to keep cloud edge

Yoram Novick has been hired as the new Zadara CEO and president replacing co-founder Nelson Nahum, who is stepping sideways to a CTO role and upwards to...

Samsung forecasts petabyte SSD in a decade 

Think a 128TB SSD is a big brother of a device? How about a petabyte SSD? Samsung sees it coming in the not-too-distant future.

Micron bumps along bottom of the memory trough

Micron’s DRAM and NAND down cycle continues, with revenues falling in Q2 of its fiscal '23 ended March 2, a massive loss posted, and a large inventory...

Taking a look at the ReRAM state of play

Analysis: Resistive RAM (reRAM) startup Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies has just raised $9.73 million in funding and grants to expand its engineering team and bring its product to...

Former Sage CEO Stephen Kelly slams WANdisco over board governance

WANdisco investor and former boss of software giants Sage and Micro Focus Stephen Kelly has gone public with a statement that Board-level changes may be needed to...

A tale of two realities: women in hi-tech balancing progress and backlash

As we celebrate International Women's Day, it's important to reflect on the progress women have made in the hi-tech industry, while also acknowledging the challenges that still...

Canada wants to phase out data copying

The Standards Council of Canada has approved an IT-related standard which would eliminate new data silos and copies when organizations adopt or build new applications, thus apparently...