Cisco and Google made a joint announcement. They are hoping to release a turnkey networking solution that currently has the very long name of: Cisco SD-WAN (Software Defined-Wide Area Network) Cloud Hub with Google Cloud. Google is hopeful they’ll be able to release it sometime in the first half of 2021. With a target date
Today BOXX Technologies announced the launch of its BOXX Cloud Services (BCS). The company states that BCS is a secure, high-performance, virtual private cloud workstation service powered by professionally overclocked BOXX workstations purpose-built for enterprise organizations’ CAD applications and workflows. This gives those that work in architecture, engineering, and design the power of a BOXX
Today NetApp introduced its vision for a for a software-defined platform, Project Astra. Developed with the Kubernetes community, Astra is said to deliver enterprise class easy-to-consume data services, storage, and application and data portability for stateful applications. NetApp sees this platform working with any Kubernetes distribution on any cloud.
Today KIOXIA America Inc. announced that its KumoScale storage software now including Kubernetes CSI-compliant snapshots and clones. To the uninitiated, this doesn’t sound like a big announcement. However, today’s announcement enable users to reduce the time pressures associated with backup processes for large, stateful applications such as databases, at a lower storage ‘cost.’ The clone
Today Micron announced that it was expanding its line of NVMe SSDs under the Crucial banner with the introduction of the Crucial P5 and P2. The new end user drives are aimed at gamers and PC enthusiasts. Basically, the expanded P-Series aims to up performance in a cost-effective manner.
Today WekaIO introduced its new storage solution framework that it states enables accelerated edge-to-core-to-cloud data pipelines, Weka AI. This new framework is underpinned by the Weka File System (WekaFS) and is composed of RAs and SDKs with partners such as NVIDIA, Mellanox, and others in the Weka Innovation Network (WIN).
This week AWS has announced an update of its edge computing and data migration device, the AWS Snowball Edge. This Amazon solution was presented late in 2016 as an update to its original Snowball storage container program. AWS Snowball Edge is part of the AWS Snow Family. Snow Edge devices come in two options: Snowball
Today Marvell announced the enablement of NVMe over Fabrics (NVMe-oF) for VMware vSphere 7.0. This is done through the company’s QLogic Fibre Channel and FastLinQ Ethernet adapter solutions. The integration of the above offering brings low latency, high-performance flash int vSphere as its need for capacity and bandwidth grow.
QNAP has announced the immediate availability of two new enclosure solutions: the TL-D800C, an 8-bay desktop model, and the TL-R1200C-RP, a 12-bay rackmount with redundant power. Both new enclosures feature USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C JBOD and can be used for expanding a QNAP NAS storage capacity. They also feature cross-platform file sharing and high
Today, HP announced the newest additions to their high-end mobile workstations and their HP Create Ecosystem, the ZBook Studio, ZBook Create, and the more modest ENVY 15. Offering impressive specs, HP has Apple’s latest 16-inch MacBook Pro squarely in their sights, marketing these laptops primarily as MacBook Pro alternatives for creative professionals. They’re going as
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