Datera Inc. recently announced the latest version of version of its platform, Datera 3.2 Platform. According to the company, the 3.2 version enables customers to automate data operations and capitalize on the transition to server-based architectures to solve their data challenges. The release also adds integration into container-based applications and expands its relationship with persistent memory technology leaders such as Intel and Samsung.
As organizations, both established and modern cloud-based businesses, move into heterogeneous and high-distributed environments, they can struggle to manage their data as it spans these new technological horizons. Datera’s 3.2 Platform aims to ease these struggles with data automation, self-driving orchestration, the ability to maximize consistent performance, and the ability to scale with operational control. The company states that all of this can be done while still allowing users to mix and match applications and infrastructure to hit their specific needs.
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Availability
The Datera 3.2 Platform is available now.
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