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Red Hat Announces Ceph Storage 2

Today Red Hat, Inc. announced the next generation of its open software-defined storage platform, Red Hat Ceph Storage 2. The latest version of Red Hat Ceph Storage is based off of the Ceph Jewel release and introduces new capabilities that enhance support for object storage workloads and promote greater ease of use.

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StorageOS Unveils Its New Container-Based Storage Software

Today at DockerCon 2016 in Seattle, Washington, a new on-demand storage startup, StorageOS, announced the beta of its new container-based storage software. StorageOS claims that their new software will make it easier for software developers to create, test, deploy, scale and rebuild containerized applications with enterprise-class production storage. They go on to claim that their

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Pure Storage Announces Right Size Guarantee

Today, enterprise storage company Pure Storage announced new enhancements to its Evergreen Storage. All of today’s updates are geared towards saving the end consumer more money, both at the initial sticker price of hardware purchases and long-term maintenance. The end goal, Pure Storage claims, is to avoid the ultra-expensive “forklift upgrade”—the complete replacement of an outdated

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HPE Unveils Software-Defined HPC Platform

Today Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced its new high-performance computing (HPC) solutions. These new solutions include a comprehensive software-defined platform, enhancements to its Apollo servers, as well as, a new ANSYS computer-aided engineering (CAE) software based solution designed to help manufacturing organizations optimize their design simulation deployments.

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NetApp Integrates Its Flash To Accelerate Docker

Today at DockerCon 2016 in Seattle, Washington, NetApp announced the integration of its complete flash portfolio (including NetApp SolidFire SF series, All Flash FAS (AFF) and EF-Series) with the NetApp Docker Volume Plug-In (nDVP). According to NetApp, the native Docker plug-in allows containerized applications to easily maintain state by consuming persistent storage. Docker developers will

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Hedvig Unveils CloudScale Reference Architectures

Today at DockerCon 2016, Hedvig Incorporated announced its new end-to-end CloudScale Reference Architectures that aim to provide enterprises with infrastructure templates that are proven and tested. Hedvig states that these new Docker solutions will help enterprise DevOps and ITOps teams save time, lower costs and reduce the complexity of deploying containers using Docker Datacenter, Windows

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Intel Releases New Xeon E5-4600 v4 For 4 Socket Servers

Today Intel announced the release of yet another Xeon processor family, the Intel Xeon E5-4600 v4 family. This family is designed specifically for 4 socket servers used in next-gen data centers and cloud deployments. Intel states that servers utilizing these new processors can now have up to 22 cores and 44 threads for enough processing

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HPE Updates and Expands its Helion Cloud Portfolio

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has announced a plethora of updates to its Helion cloud portfolio, including HPE Helion Cloud Suite, HPE Helion CloudSystem 10, HPE Helion Stackato 4.0, HPE Cloudline 3100 Server, new HPE Technology Services offerings, and HPE Helion Cloud Suite. All of these new solutions are designed to address enterprises’ multi-cloud operations and continuous

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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Updates 3PAR StoreServ Family

Upgrading its portfolio of high-storage options, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) unveiled support for expanded capacity across its StoreServ family. To improve upon its product, HPE now supports 3D NAND solid state drives (SSDs) with capacities of 7.68 and 15.36TB. The HPE 3PAR StoreServ can now offer a maximum storage capacity of 24 petabytes of usable