Lakefs brings Git-like version control to virtual dataset copies
Israeli startup Treeverse is developing dataset copy management and version control for data pipeline builders with its open-source Lakefs product.
Analytics and AI/ML data...
StorONE boss: We’re heading towards an IPO
Gal Naor, StorONE co-founder and CEO, claims the company is growing "very fast" and he wants an IPO, possibly within two years.
Naor was...
We object! MinIO says no more open license for Weka
It went after Nutanix and now it's going after Weka – MinIO has revoked Weka's Apache License v2 and GNU AGPL v3 licenses to use its open...
Enterprises need one hybrid cloud operating model to rule them all, says Nutanix
Nutanix’ fifth Enterprise Cloud Index survey has revealed that enterprises need a cloud operating model with a consistent environment that covers on-premises edge and core data centers...
Storage news collection – 15 March
Aparavi has announced the availability of new connectors to bring its data management tools to SharePoint Server and OneDrive - the sales pitch being that it is...
AWS S3: You can check out but can never leave
AWS is announcing seven new S3 storage services on the 17th anniversary of its launch date. There are now more ways to get data in, but it...
Storage news ticker – 13 March
Data protector and manager Atempo has a partnership with Microsoft’s Azure cloud to migrate unstructured datasets to the Azure cloud using its Miria software. The Azure Storage...
Interlock: a greater data migrator?
Previously quiet data migrator Interlock has decided to raise its profile and tell the world it's a better migration supplier than Datadobi and other players such as...
Who’s winning and losing in the storage market?
The latest look at storage supplier revenue trends show the flash and disk media companies taking a dive and systems suppliers like Dell, Pure Storage, and Snowflake...
Cosnim intros its atomic approach to storage
Data elements should be stored like atoms and molecules, self-bonding into data structures like files and objects, and held in capsules forming a universal storage entity accessible...
Storage news ticker – March 8
AWS engineer Andy Warfield has a FAST'23 technical session entitled "Building and Operating a Pretty Big Storage System (My Adventures in Amazon S3)" which is viewable on Youtube.
WANdisco aims to defy laws of data gravity
Live data mover WANdisco says that for mass data needing hyperscale compute analysis, users need to move the data to compute in the cloud, and claims normal...
IBM reboots storage portfolio
IBM reckons its customers face three pressing data challenges and is realigning its storage product portfolio to measure up to them.
Update. SVC and...
Pure Storage growth fails to impress Wall Street
Pure Storage grew Q4 revenues by 14 percent year-on-year, reported its biggest ever profit, and overtook NetApp for all-flash array run rates. Yet Wall Street analysts expected...
Pure claims 300TB flash drives coming 2026
Pure Storage says it will build a 300TB flash drive by 2026. The company manufactures its own SSDs, called Direct Flash Modules (DFMs), which are basically a...
Pure swings FlashBlade//E at unstructured data
Pure Storage says it has a new FlashBlade//E product optimized for capacity, designed to replace mainstream disk-based file and object stores with an acquisition price comparable to...
Storage news roundup – March 1
Avery Design Systems has announced a validation suite supporting the Compute Express Link (CXL) industry-standard interconnect. It enables rapid and thorough system interoperability, validation and performance benchmarking...
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...