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VMware Introduces VMware Integrated OpenStack 3

Today at VMworld 2016 in Las Vegas, VMware Inc. announced the latest release of its OpenStack distribution, based off of the OpenStack Mitaka Release, VMware Integrated OpenStack 3. Today VMware is introducing new features, including support with VMware Cloud Foundation, that are designed to make deploying OpenStack clouds simpler and more cost-effective as well as

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Scality Partners With OVH For Large-Scale Cloud Storage

Today at VMworld 2016 in Las Vegas, Scality announced that it has partnered with the world’s third-largest hosting and Internet infrastructure provider, OVH, to deliver a joint solution designed for large-scale storage needs. Scality will now be able to run its software on OVH servers, which the two companies state is ideal for Hosted Private

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Tegile Releases IntelliFlash Cloud Platform

Today at VMworld 2016, Tegile Systems announced the release of its all-flash rack-scale platform, IntelliFlash Cloud Platform (CP). Designed for Fortune 1000 enterprise companies, IntelliFlash CP is claimed as being able to deliver the cost savings of cloud architectures while also providing the reliability and control of on-premise storage solutions. IntelliFlash CP offers scale out

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Mangstor NX6325 NVMf Array Review

The Mangstor NX6325 NVMe Over Fabrics (NVMf) shared storage array offers up to 21.6TB of flash storage in an HP DL380 2U server. Like the NX6320 we reviewed earlier this year, the NX6325 aggregates Mangstor’s add-in card (AIC) NVMe drives and shares them out over the network. This enables latency sensitive applications to take advantage of

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Nimble Reports 2Q 2017 Earnings

Today Nimble Storage reported its second quarter 2017 earnings and things are looking a bit better overall for the company. While their stock hasn’t gone up much since their last earnings report it hasn’t taken a beating either. In fact, Nimble’s numbers overall are on an upward trend.

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IBM Announces New All-Flash Products

Ahead of VMworld next week, IBM announced today that it is expanding its all-flash storage products. These new all-flash products will be in IBM’s Storwize family line and is aimed at all companies from small to large with an eye on primary storage for cloud or cognitive applications and workloads. IBM is also announcing its new

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Datrium Takes Per-Server Flash Density To 100TB

Today Datrium announced that its DVX has doubled performance density to 100TB of effective flash capacity per server. Not only is Datrium announcing that they have increased performance density, they are claiming that they have lowered the price to 10TB per $1000. Datrium states that this announcement will broaden the range of applications that can remain completely

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Datera’s Elastic Data Fabric Integrates With Kubernetes

Today Datera announced a new integration with Google’s Kubernetes system. Datera states that its intent-defined universal data fabric complements the Kubernetes operational model well. An integration of the two enables automatic provisioning and deployment of stateful applications at scale. According to Datera, this integration with Kubernetes will let them translate application service level objectives, such

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Cisco Announces 4Q Earnings As Well As Layoffs

Today Cisco announced its fourth quarter earnings as well as its fiscal year earnings. Unlike much of the other earnings reporting we do here, Cisco is looking pretty good in terms of numbers from the previous year’s earning reports. Though their numbers aren’t bad they are announcing a restructuring plan that will costs roughly 5,500

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Google Announces GA Of Several Of Its Database Storage Products

Today Google Cloud Platform announced that several of is database storage products, that were formally in beta, are now generally available. The products that are now generally available include Cloud SQL Second Generation, Cloud Bigtable, and Cloud Datastore. Not only are these products now generally available they are also covered by corresponding Service Level Agreements (SLAs).