Lenovo announced the launch of the ThinkStation PX, P7, and P5 advanced desktop workstations that use the latest Intel processors, supporting up to 120 cores and NVIDIA RTX professional graphics.

PEAK:AIO launched the latest version of its AI Data Server, doubling the performance of the previous version with 80GB/s from a single storage node and reducing the cost of ultra-performance AI data storage by up to 70 percent. PEAK:AIO provides a software-defined storage platform for artificial intelligence applications.

The Pure Storage DirectCompress Accelerator (DCA) compression card increases inline compression by 30%, enabling customers to store more data on their FlashArrays at a lower cost.

Supermicro has announced the latest addition to its high-performance, high-density petascale class all-flash NVMe server family. The company has expanded its storage solutions portfolio for intensive I/O workloads by introducing all-flash servers utilizing Gen5 EDSFF E3.S SSDs across multiple product lines. EDSFF isn’t new to Supermicro; they were one of the first to release commercial

Asigra has announced a SaaS-based backup platform designed to provide backup and recovery capabilities to SaaS applications like Salesforce, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace. Asigra SaaSBACKUP, through API connectivity, can support SaaS applications with enterprise-class data protection to ensure business continuity.

During the past year, IBM has been changing its storage software portfolio to simplify navigating and understanding product offerings. To that end, IBM Spectrum becomes IBM Storage, reducing the number of products to a more manageable set focusing on software-defined, open, and consumable services.

VAST Data has announced software release 4.6 + 4.7, calling it the largest software release in its history. It is so big Jeff Denworth, VAST Data CMO, compiled a blog that outlined the capabilities and indicated there would be more to come because it couldn’t be done in a single blog post.

The Pure Storage FlashBlade//E is a scale-out unstructured data platform that delivers better economics than disk with all the benefits of flash. An extension of the FlashBlade//S high-performance arrays, FlashBlade//E offers customers an alternative to spinning disks for bulk data storage with a competitive price point and lower operational costs.

KIOXIA has announced that they will be participating in the Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Spaceborne Computer-2 (SBC-2) program to help with scientific experiments and research aboard the International Space Station (ISS).