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Pure Storage Introduces Its New Cloud-Scale All-Flash Data Platform

  Today Pure Storage introduces a new all-flash storage platform that it claims is designed to store the biggest, fastest data of today and tomorrow, FlashBlade. Pure goes on to state that its FlashBlade is an elastic scale-out system that delivers all-flash performance to petabyte-scale data sets at economics of less than $1 per usable

Enterprise  ◇  Enterprise Storage

Violin Release 4Q Earnings & Announces Workforce Reduction

Violin Memory has been plagued with problems on the stock market since they went public in 2013. Just recently it had a fairly rough third quarter, one of its investment groups nominated 3 new board members in an effort to turn the company around, and the NYSE has informed the company that they risk being delisted if they can’t

Enterprise

StorageReview Podcast #5: Christos Karamanolis, VMware

Christos Karamanolis is a VMware Fellow and the CTO of the Storage and Availability Business Unit. More or less that means he's a smart technical person who has a great deal of responsibility around VSAN, amongst other VMware efforts. In this podcast we dive into momentum around VSAN, what's new besides data reduction in VSAN

Toshiba Announces Availability Of Dual Port OCZ Z-Drive 6000/6300 NVMe U.2 SSDs

Today Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. announced that is wholly owned subsidiary, OCZ, has made a dual port version of its Z-Drive 6000 NVM Express (NVMe) Solid State Drive (SSD) series immediately available. With a dual port connection two hosts can concurrently access data from the same storage device. Or users can use the dual

Enterprise  ◇  Networking

Plexxi to Announce Industry’s1st Programmable Network Fabric for CI and Storage

Today Plexxi is introducing a new suite of product integrations through its Plexxi Connect Open Integration Platform. These new integrations are what Plexxi is claiming, the industry’s first workload-responsive, programmable network fabric for converged infrastructure (CI) and storage environments. Plexxi’s new software enables enterprises that build clouds to do so in new ways with building

HPE Announces New 3PAR 20840 Converged Flash Array

Today Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced its latest 3PAR array, the HPE 3PAR 20840 converged flash array. The latest 3PAR is claimed to be the highest performing, most scalable converged flash array on the market. The array is designed to help customers utilize the best benefits of in an all-flash data center while shielding them

Data Protection  ◇  Enterprise

HPE Offers New Protection Options

Along with its new 3PAR announcement today, HPE is also announcing new data protection options for the all-flash data center. These new protections options include two new StoreOnce options, the 5500 and 6600, and an assessment program aimed at saving customers capacity when migrating to all-flash, the HPE Get Thinner Guarantee.

Consumer  ◇  NAS

Synology DiskStation DS216j Now Available

Synology has announced the availability of the DS216j, a 2-bay NAS powered by a dual-core CPU with FPU and designed for home media streaming, file sharing and backup. The DS216j’s use of FPU speeds up thumbnail generation and is quoted to deliver file transfer speeds of 112.75MB/s read and 97.6MB/s writes when configured in RAID1.

Enterprise  ◇  Networking

Facebook Makes More Announcements At OCP Summit

Today at the Open Compute Project Summit Facebook made several announcements, from its new NVMe JBOF to its renewed focus on front-end server performance. Facebook is opening up its designs for its modular switch platform, 6-pack, and its next-generation TOR switch, Wedge 100. These two networking solutions are an important step for Facebook as it aims to support

Facebook Focuses On More Efficient Front-End Servers

Facebook has made a series of announcements today at the Open Compute Project (OCP) summit. While these announcements generally focus around innovation and increasing the use or utilization of emerging technology, Facebook is announcing something a little different. Facebook has worked with Intel to develop new processors for their front-end servers, but instead of using