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• February 02, 2021 02 Feb'21

  Atlassian cloud sweetens licensing deal for enterprises

  An Atlassian Cloud Enterprise licensing update furthers its appeal to customers contemplating a move to SaaS to offload and streamline IT ops.

• February 02, 2021 02 Feb'21

  Pandemic cloud migration push to have lasting impact

  Enterprises boosted their investments in cloud computing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Even if vaccines resolve the crisis, COVID-19's influence will linger in the cloud market.

• February 01, 2021 01 Feb'21

  App dev focuses on low-code, Kubernetes development in 2021

  Software developers in 2021 must adapt to the growth of low-code/no-code and Kubernetes development tools as more citizen developers begin to build applications for the enterprise.

• February 01, 2021 01 Feb'21

  Experts predict hot trends in cloud architecture, infrastructure

  Top CTOs and analysts predict hyperscale architecture, hybrid cloud, IT as a service, containers and AI infrastructure will be hot trends for IT organizations in 2021.

• January 29, 2021 29 Jan'21

  QLC flash drives are hot '21 trend, pressure HDDs on price

  Hot 2021 trends in memory and storage will include the ramp of QLC SSDs in enterprise flash arrays, pressuring HDDs on price, increasing Optane adoption and NVMe over TCP.

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• January 29, 2021 29 Jan'21

  NIST drafts service mesh guidance for DevSecOps

  A new NIST special publication shows how a service mesh can enhance access control for DevSecOps shops, but the network architecture hasn't gained widespread deployment.

• January 29, 2021 29 Jan'21

  Cisco adds lower-end routers to Catalyst 8000 line

  The 8200 and 8500L are for branch and aggregation use cases, respectively. The 8200 is for companies requiring an entry-level device for running a Cisco SD-WAN in the branch.

• January 29, 2021 29 Jan'21

  Potential magnetic tape storage capacity surges in 'renaissance'

  Tape technology continues to improve, resulting in huge possibilities for capacity. With data growth, tape has received new customers; some don't even realize they're using it.

• January 29, 2021 29 Jan'21

  Qumulo update, Quantum arrays target unstructured data

  File vendors Qumulo and Quantum product launches differ in approach, but the impetus is identical: giving enterprise data centers the tools to subdue sprawling unstructured data.

• January 28, 2021 28 Jan'21

  Network startup DriveNets reaches unicorn status

  DriveNets' latest round of funding drove its valuation to $1 billion. The company's plans include developing network services that service providers run as microservices.

• January 28, 2021 28 Jan'21

  Tercera looks to invest in cloud professional services firms

  The newly launched firm, led by Appirio co-founder Chris Barbin, will take minority stakes in cloud consultancies and offer advice on growing a services business.

• January 27, 2021 27 Jan'21

  Microsoft cloud revenues soar on digital transformation trend

  Momentum for Microsoft Azure continues to build with the company reporting a 50% increase in sales of the cloud platform, helping lift sales of the company's other cloud offerings.

• January 27, 2021 27 Jan'21

  Microsoft HCI partnership with Intel aimed at Dell, Nutanix

  Microsoft Azure Stack HCI extends Azure public cloud services to on-premises deployments. Intel will install Microsoft's HCI OS on L9 Intel server systems.

• January 27, 2021 27 Jan'21

  AWS Dev Hour focuses on cloud-native app building

  Amazon is set to launch a new training program on its Twitch service called AWS Dev Hour: Building Modern Applications. The series targets developers building cloud-native apps.

• January 27, 2021 27 Jan'21

  Rancher Longhorn hones Kubernetes storage for edge computing

  Kubernetes storage products such as Rancher Longhorn target edge computing environments, as adoption of the trend creates a fresh opportunity for container infrastructure.

• January 27, 2021 27 Jan'21

  Veritas NetBackup 9 adds Flex Scale scale-out architecture

  NetBackup 9 offers a new scale-out deployment aimed at software-defined, hyper-converged data centers, allowing customers to add storage nodes as they see fit.

• January 27, 2021 27 Jan'21

  Storage as a service trending in 2021

  Questions for 2021: Can Dell reach the Apex? How green is HPE's GreenLake? Large vendors highlight storage as a service as a hot area, but mass acceptance could take years.

• January 27, 2021 27 Jan'21

  Candy-maker sweetens IT setup with VxRail, PowerProtect

  Warrell Corp. treated itself to a new IT infrastructure to drive its candy manufacturing, adding hyper-converged backup appliances and cloud DR from Dell EMC.

• January 26, 2021 26 Jan'21

  Docker taps JFrog Artifactory for developer partnership

  A new partnership helps developers access Docker Hub through JFrog Artifactory to simplify how DevOps teams work together.

• January 26, 2021 26 Jan'21

  DataCore Software buys Caringo to fill object storage gap

  DataCore's acquisition of object storage pioneer Caringo plugs a hole in its software-defined storage and advances its goal of block, file and object storage from a single vendor.

• January 25, 2021 25 Jan'21

  IBM tackles racial justice in Call for Code hackathon

  IBM has issued a Call for Code for applications that help promote racial justice in an attempt to combat systemic racism.

• January 25, 2021 25 Jan'21

  Hyperscale shift to 18 TB, SMR HDDs top '21 hard disk trends

  New 20 TB energy-assisted and SMR hard disk options are starting to ship, but experts predict the top 2021 trend in data center hard drives will be the transition to 18 TB HDDs.

• January 25, 2021 25 Jan'21

  Enterprises gear up for surge in cloud security M&A

  Users look forward to benefits and brace for potential risks as experts say Red Hat's acquisition of StackRox portends major consolidation in cloud security this year.

• January 25, 2021 25 Jan'21

  Vast Data storage packages Nvidia GPU for AI processing

  Vast Data storage reference architecture combines the vendor's Universal Storage all-flash system with Nvidia DGX supercomputers. NFS multipathing over RDMA boosts AI data training.

• January 22, 2021 22 Jan'21

  Microsoft: 2021 tools must support 'remote-first' developers

  Microsoft has labeled developers the 'digital first responders' in the enterprise and is telling coders to prepare for application development oriented around remote work.

• January 22, 2021 22 Jan'21

  IBM revenues head south again as hardware, services sales dip

  Reporting its sharpest decline in five years, IBM revenues for 2020 dove 5%. CEO Arvind Krishna highlights opportunities and vows to run IBM differently in 2021.

• January 21, 2021 21 Jan'21

  Flush with funds, rising DevSecOps vendor reveals roadmap

  Lacework has a fresh $525 million to help develop its machine learning-driven DevSecOps product, which integrates into CI/CD pipelines. CEO Dan Hubbard reveals his expansion plans.

• January 21, 2021 21 Jan'21

  Hitachi Vantara follows the herd on Kubernetes storage

  HKS allows Hitachi Unified Compute Systems systems to directly manage file volumes and objects on clustered Kubernetes nodes. Hitachi acquired the software code from Containership.

• January 20, 2021 20 Jan'21

  IBM acquisition spree targets hybrid cloud consulting market

  Acquiring five providers specializing in cloud-based consulting and managed services since November, IBM wants to make it easier for users to move workloads across multiple clouds.

• January 19, 2021 19 Jan'21

  Mendix brings its low-code application platform to China

  China beckons and Mendix answers the call to bring its low-code application development system to meet the digital transformation needs of Chinese developers.

• January 19, 2021 19 Jan'21

  New Infinidat CEO discusses storage transition

  Ex-Western Digital exec Phil Bullinger replaces founder Moshe Yanai as CEO of storage vendor Infinidat. Bullinger says Infinidat surpassed 6 exabytes under management last year.

• January 15, 2021 15 Jan'21

  Deloitte: Life sciences vertical taps cloud for R&D

  The life sciences vertical has begun to fully embrace cloud computing, spurred on in part because of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Deloitte research; other IT channel news.

• January 14, 2021 14 Jan'21

  When the chips are down, Intel turns to VMware's Pat Gelsinger

  Newly appointed Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger brings technical chops to the top of the giant chipmaker, but it may take a while to right the ship. Does he have enough time?

• January 14, 2021 14 Jan'21

  Analysts mixed on future growth of MLOps, AutoML tools

  Demand for MLOps and AutoML tools is on the upswing, and the machine learning market will undergo an increase in consolidation, analysts say.

• January 13, 2021 13 Jan'21

  Oracle offers APEX low-code dev platform as managed service

  Oracle has released its APEX low-code development platform as a managed service, touting it as a high-functioning, lower-cost alternative to other low-code tools.

• January 13, 2021 13 Jan'21

  Intel CEO Bob Swan to be replaced by VMware's Pat Gelsinger

  Facing delays of critical products along with superior offerings by AMD and Nvidia the past couple of years, Intel CEO is stepping down to be replaced by VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger.

• January 13, 2021 13 Jan'21

  Microsoft Defender zero-day fixed for January Patch Tuesday

  In addition to the fix for its antivirus software, Microsoft also corrected a publicly disclosed printer driver flaw that affected Windows client and server systems.

• January 12, 2021 12 Jan'21

  Internal launches no-code app dev platform for enterprises

  Internal, a San Francisco startup, has delivered an enterprise-focused, no-code app dev platform that will compete with the likes of Google's AppSheet.

• January 06, 2021 06 Jan'21

  Services, cloud dominated data storage news in 2020

  Storage as a service, hybrid cloud, Kubernetes storage, economic fallout from COVID-19, and backup mergers and acquisitions dominated data storage news in 2020.

• January 06, 2021 06 Jan'21

  GrubHub's infrastructure-as-code feeds pandemic resiliency

  GrubHub SREs fostered more consistent deployment patterns for resources such as DNS and AWS load balancers with a move to self-service infrastructure-as-code tools for DevOps teams last year.

• January 06, 2021 06 Jan'21

  Tape storage protects research on Antarctic science ship

  British Antarctic Survey outfitted the RRS Sir David Attenborough with Quantum QXS hybrid disk and Scalar i3 tape libraries to store and protect research data mid-voyage.

• January 06, 2021 06 Jan'21

  Enterprise data storage startups to watch in 2021

  Launching a data storage startup is always challenging, and the pandemic made it even tougher in 2020. Here are six startups that can change the way enterprises buy storage.

• December 31, 2020 31 Dec'20

  30 TB PCIe 4.0 SSDs, 20 TB HDDs push storage limits in 2020

  Enterprise storage drives continued to push the limits of performance and capacity in 2020, with fast new PCIe Gen4 SSDs at 30 TB and energy-assisted HDDs at 20 TB.

• December 29, 2020 29 Dec'20

  VMware sues new Nutanix CEO Ramaswami for breach of contract

  VMware said Nutanix CEO Ramaswami broke his contractual obligations when he interviewed for top job at its HCI rival while still working as VMware's chief operating officer.

• December 29, 2020 29 Dec'20

  Private 5G networks to gain momentum in 2021

  Enterprises using industrial IoT devices are among the early adopters of private 5G networks, which could become an $8 billion market by 2027.

• December 28, 2020 28 Dec'20

  Zadara VPSAs help power Pratum security services

  Security services firm Pratum was ahead of the curve in adopting Zadara Virtual Private Storage Array (VSPA) storage as a service to quickly scale capacity and performance.

• December 24, 2020 24 Dec'20

  Enterprise architecture tools could be acquisition targets

  Avolution, Bizzdesign, Mega and Software AG tools lead the Gartner Magic Quadrant on enterprise architecture, but analysts see big players in neighboring markets joining the fray.

• December 23, 2020 23 Dec'20

  COVID-19 drives, informs low-code/no-code movement

  Low-code/no-code application development platforms got a boost from the COVID-19 pandemic. Going forward, enterprises must focus on scalability and integration.

• December 23, 2020 23 Dec'20

  Data center market M&A deals hit new high in 2020

  This year proved to be a banner year for data center mergers and acquisitions with 113 deals valued at over $30 billion, a pace that is unlikely to slow in 2021.

• December 23, 2020 23 Dec'20

  DevOps news and trends to watch in 2021

  Join veteran IT journalists in a conversation about the top development, DevOps, low-code and CI/CD news in 2020, and where these trends will take us in 2021.

• December 21, 2020 21 Dec'20

  Top cloud computing tips of 2020

  As the saying goes, hindsight is 20/20. Check out the articles that caught the attention of IT pros this year and learn what that says about the current state of the market.

• December 21, 2020 21 Dec'20

  Enterprises reckon with Kubernetes cluster scale

  Kubernetes has landed in enterprise production -- the next task is for it to expand to accommodate very large clusters, as well as many small clusters for multi-cloud and edge computing.

• December 21, 2020 21 Dec'20

  Research lab mixes Excelero NVMesh, SSDs for performance pop

  La Jolla Institute turned to Excelero NVMesh to help deal with SSD storage required for COVID-19 research, two 10-foot microscopes generating TBs of data a day, and remote work.

• December 18, 2020 18 Dec'20

  Re:Invent recap: Week 3

  Another re:Invent is -- mostly -- in the books. Check out the highlights from the third week of the virtual conference, including product news and thoughts from AWS leadership.

• December 17, 2020 17 Dec'20

  Cloud recasts global data center switch market

  Cloud providers and enterprise cloud makers have dramatically changed the global switch market, dampening traditional networking gear's importance in the modern data center.

• December 17, 2020 17 Dec'20

  Veeam acquisition, Google-Actifio highlight 2020 storage M&A

  Data protection vendors Veeam, Actifio and Datrium were acquisition targets in 2020; Google and VMware opened their wallets; and Intel sold its memory business -- but kept Optane.

• December 17, 2020 17 Dec'20

  DevSecOps pros struggle with tech changes, top-down mandates

  Upper management's rising interest in DevSecOps raises the stakes for IT pros as they contend with rapidly evolving cloud-native apps.

• December 17, 2020 17 Dec'20

  Wholesaler rings up Christmas sales with HPE Nimble Storage

  National Tree Company remedied sluggish performance with an HPE Nimble Storage dHCI converged all-flash system, boosting order processing and sales in time for the holidays.

• December 16, 2020 16 Dec'20

  SolarWinds attack stumps SecOps experts

  An attack on U.S. government agencies via vendor software updates illuminates a SecOps frontier where users must figure out how to reliably evaluate third-party dependencies.

• December 16, 2020 16 Dec'20

  Intel launches fastest Optane SSD, 144-layer QLC NAND SSDs

  New additions to Intel's memory and storage product roadmap include Optane's fastest solid-state drive yet and dense 144-layer QLC NAND SSDs that top out at 30.72 TB.

• December 11, 2020 11 Dec'20

  Re:Invent recap: Week 2

  The second batch of re:Invent keynotes highlighted AWS AI services and sustainability ventures. Here's what you need to know about the features and services AWS rolled out.

• December 10, 2020 10 Dec'20

  Kubernetes security project faces reckoning over beta status

  Kubernetes Pod Security Policies could be marked for deprecation as soon as the next Kubernetes release, in the wake of new limits on the beta phase for components of the platform.

• December 10, 2020 10 Dec'20

  GitHub Universe announcements hint at a bigger plan

  Stronger automation and new corporate partnerships with open source developers are major additions to GitHub's strategy announced at the GitHub Universe virtual event.

• December 10, 2020 10 Dec'20

  Seagate, Western Digital outline progress on RISC-V designs

  Seagate and Western Digital provide updates on their RISC-V-enabled processor designs that can drive advances in data storage and security at the network's edge.

• December 09, 2020 09 Dec'20

  Aruba launches orchestration software for CX fabric

  The Aruba Fabric Composer is best suited for a CX switching fabric within a small and midsize data center. The company also introduced the 8360 series of CX hardware.

• December 09, 2020 09 Dec'20

  HPE GreenLake delivers high performance computing cloud

  Looking to protect its advantage in the HPC market, HPE showed off a series of cloud services to be delivered via its GreenLake cloud platform.

• December 09, 2020 09 Dec'20

  Hitachi takes its NVMe flash storage into midrange

  Hitachi storage for E Series adds two midrange block arrays based on NVMe flash technology. E590 and E790 scale to 360 TB and differ in processing performance.

• December 09, 2020 09 Dec'20

  Nutanix names VMware vet Ramaswami as CEO

  New Nutanix CEO Ramaswami appears to have the SaaS model background the HCI vendor sought, after helping VMware move in that direction as COO of cloud services.

• December 09, 2020 09 Dec'20

  New XenData appliances provide bridge between disk and tape

  XenData seeks to simplify managing LTO tape libraries but finds itself competing with disk, public clouds, other tape vendors and 'poor storage management.'

• December 09, 2020 09 Dec'20

  Microsoft closes out year with light December Patch Tuesday

  In addition to the monthly security updates, Microsoft shares a fix to address a DNS cache poisoning vulnerability that affects Windows Server systems.

• December 08, 2020 08 Dec'20

  Linkerd service mesh's steady updates outlast Istio's flash

  As service mesh adoption goes mainstream, early adopters of Linkerd say it allowed them to start small and grow in scale and sophistication as needed.

• December 08, 2020 08 Dec'20

  Juniper snags Apstra in latest acquisition

  The Apstra acquisition could help Juniper sell networking hardware and software to heterogeneous data centers and large-scale public clouds.

• December 07, 2020 07 Dec'20

  EBS Block Express helps AWS reinvent cloud SAN

  Most of AWS' storage updates at AWS re:Invent 2020 make enterprise features more accessible to non-enterprise customers, but its Block Express high-IOPS volumes are unique.

• December 04, 2020 04 Dec'20

  Nutanix clusters files and objects into public clouds

  Nutanix takes the next step in moving from hyper-converged infrastructure to hybrid cloud infrastructure by supporting file and object data in Clusters for public clouds.

• December 04, 2020 04 Dec'20

  MSP M&A activity surges with more deals on tap for 2021

  A recent frenzy of IT consultant and MSP M&A activity saw companies such as Logically, Sysnet, West Monroe and Deloitte expanding their capabilities; other IT channel news.

• December 04, 2020 04 Dec'20

  Re:Invent recap: Week 1

  AWS' annual December deluge is in full swing. Check out this recap of all that happened in week one of re:Invent as you get up to speed on the biggest conference in cloud.

• December 04, 2020 04 Dec'20

  Lenovo storage expands NVMe with midrange DM ThinkSystem

  Server vendor Lenovo wants to grow its ThinkSystem storage business. The DM5100F NVMe Lenovo storage array integrates S3 protocol for unified data management.

• December 02, 2020 02 Dec'20

  SUSE fuels Rancher's mission to ease Kubernetes deployment

  'It's still way too hard for people to consume Kubernetes.' How Rancher co-founder Sheng Liang, now a SUSE exec, plans to take on that problem, along with Red Hat and VMware.

• December 02, 2020 02 Dec'20

  Microsoft Teams calling sparks partner business

  Partners may see increased business in Teams cloud calling as Microsoft expands the platform's business focus. Education and governance offer other channel opportunities.

• December 02, 2020 02 Dec'20

  All-flash array adoption rises for NetApp, HPE

  NetApp credits AFA flash array sales as key to its gaining market share, while HPE reports significant flash increase despite overall decline in storage revenue.

• December 01, 2020 01 Dec'20

  Amazon EKS, ECS Anywhere broaden hybrid container management

  Amazon EKS users with hybrid cloud infrastructure may see cost savings from a new AWS Kubernetes distro and forthcoming software-only on-premises container services.

• December 01, 2020 01 Dec'20

  AWS re:Invent 2020 underscores push toward cloud in pandemic

  AWS re:Invent 2020 launches with a slew of public cloud news announcements, as well as new motions by the company toward hybrid and multi-cloud scenarios.

• December 01, 2020 01 Dec'20

  Intel's 3D XPoint dominance will face challenge from Micron

  Intel's Optane memory and storage products have no competition now, but that will change as Micron and potentially other vendors ramp up production in the future.

• November 30, 2020 30 Nov'20

  Next Pathway gives data warehouses a route to the cloud

  Next Pathway has introduced Crawler360, a tool for helping customers size and cost their migration from legacy data warehouses such as Netezza and Teradata to cloud platforms.

• November 25, 2020 25 Nov'20

  New Agile 2 development aims to plug gaps, complement DevOps

  The new Agile 2 initiative aims to address problems with the original Agile Manifesto and give greater voice to developers who are disenfranchised in existing Agile environments.

• November 25, 2020 25 Nov'20

  Geek gifts 2020: Kits and gadgets for holidays at home

  The holidays in 2020 are sure to be like no other. Our geek experts recommend ways to keep them entertained while keeping their distance.

• November 25, 2020 25 Nov'20

  Dell still waiting for PowerStore to power up

  Dell EMC's flashy new PowerStore array has done little to remediate the leading storage vendor's shrinking midrange market share, allowing competitors to gain ground.

• November 25, 2020 25 Nov'20

  Pure Storage cloud licensing buoys vendor's fortunes

  Pure Storage cloud revenue grew by double digits last quarter. A new service catalog guides customers to categorize workloads for predictable performance and pricing.

• November 24, 2020 24 Nov'20

  IT governance must catch up with DevSecOps, experts say

  Government and financial services organizations that practice DevSecOps say IT governance must evolve to keep up through faster, automated control pipelines.

• November 24, 2020 24 Nov'20

  Dense processing fuels Pavilion Data storage performance

  Pavilion Hyperparallel Flash Array clusters multiple controllers in unified namespace that spans racks and chassis. Pavilion storage scales 2.2 PB of raw NVMe flash.

• November 20, 2020 20 Nov'20

  GitOps pros grapple with Kubernetes configuration management

  Configuration management challenges GitOps early adopters, especially at large enterprises with millions of lines of Kubernetes YAML to manage.

• November 19, 2020 19 Nov'20

  Qumulo storage adds NVMe cache to NAS stash

  The Qumulo storage software code was written to operate in containers in microservices environments. The vendor swapped SATA SSDs for NVMe to cache data in front of capacity disk.

• November 19, 2020 19 Nov'20

  Flash storage debate heats up over QLC SSDs vs. HDDs

  QLC flash storage is exerting pressure on spinning disk for mass storage and archiving use cases -- but HDDs will stick around for years if not decades, industry experts predict.

• November 18, 2020 18 Nov'20

  Observability standards emerge as Kubernetes matures

  Enterprise IT pros have tackled how to handle Kubernetes deployments. Now, they're relying on open source observability standards to help keep cloud-native apps healthy.

• November 18, 2020 18 Nov'20

  VMware adds access control features to Tanzu

  VMware has added attribute-based access control to the Tanzu Service Mesh. VMware is also adding a load balancer for Tanzu-managed containers.

• November 18, 2020 18 Nov'20

  IBM buys observability vendor Instana

  IBM intends to purchase Instana, maker of application monitoring and observability tools, and then couple its technology with the Watson AIOps portfolio.

• November 18, 2020 18 Nov'20

  COVID-19 research generates big data, invaluable info

  When supporting COVID-19 research that could uncover treatment for the pandemic, IT and storage pros want to make sure they're 'not the bottleneck' in the process.

• November 18, 2020 18 Nov'20

  Rivals Dell EMC, Unitrends refresh backup appliance lineups

  When upgrading their backup appliance portfolios, Dell EMC and Unitrends addressed continued demand for backup hardware. Both also rolled out new unified management interfaces.

• November 18, 2020 18 Nov'20

  Kioxia flash storage sews NVMe fabric onto Kubernetes

  Kioxia's KumoScale virtualizes NVMe block volumes for consumption by file and object storage. The Kioxia flash invokes native TCP/IP drivers to install an NVMe-oF layer.

• November 17, 2020 17 Nov'20

  Puppet sets sights on unified IT automation platform, IPO

  An integrated Puppet IT automation platform that runs on Kubernetes will accompany an IPO for Puppet Labs in 2021, as the company aims to update its image for the cloud-native era.