Infinidat has announced the launch of its InfiniBox G4 family, featuring next-generation storage arrays for both all-flash and hybrid configurations. Alongside these new arrays, Infinidat has introduced significant enhancements to its InfiniVerse infrastructure consumption services platform, advancing its Storage-as-a-Service (STaaS) offerings, hybrid multi-cloud support, and cybersecurity capabilities.
Nutanix has announced a strategic collaboration with Dell Technologies aimed at accelerating digital transformation for customers through infrastructure modernization and modern application development. This partnership will enable joint customers to utilize Dell and Nutanix hybrid multicloud solutions, enhancing IT operations, resiliency, and flexibility.
At .NEXT in Barcelona, Nutanix unveiled the Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP), a comprehensive solution designed to streamline the management of container-based modern applications through Kubernetes. This platform aims to accelerate innovation by providing a complete, Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)-compliant cloud-native stack.
Broadcom has introduced its latest portfolio of highly scalable, high-performing, low-power 400G PCIe Gen 5.0 Ethernet adapters.
Many IT professionals thought a few technologies would have (or maybe should have) expired by now. One (and we have written about it several times) is Fibre Channel. The other is tape, specifically LTO Ultrium format tape. Guess what? Tape continues its steady growth, marking a 3.14% growth over 2022 results.
Microsoft has announced Copilot+ PCs, but are they all ARM? Don’t forget about existing Intel and AMD AI PC owners.
Equinix, Inc. has introduced the Dell PowerStore on Equinix Metal, a sophisticated Storage as-a-Service (STaaS) solution tailored for enterprise needs. This offering supports a wide range of high-performance multicloud workloads benefitting from flexible configurations and low latency connectivity facilitated by the proximity to major public clouds.
We have reviewed Simply NUC systems in the past and have found them innovative and of excellent build quality. In the past, they were geared towards desktop systems for individual users, media players, remote signage, and other non-server use cases, not to say that their systems didn’t find their way into smaller server builds.
MSI, GIGABYTE, and TYAN have introduced a range of servers and motherboards powered by the AMD EPYC 4004 Series CPUs, targeting small and medium-sized businesses who need cost-effective, yet high-performance, technology.
The new Dell PowerEdge XL9680L supports up to 72 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs in a single rack, complete with liquid cooling.
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