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• September 12, 2019 12 Sep'19

  Cisco MDS 9700 switches prep for 64G Fibre Channel NVMe-oF

  Cisco's MDS 9000 networking products include SAN directors and switches. SAN Analytics adds support for NVMe over FC protocol and Ansible automation modules for storage tasks.

• September 11, 2019 11 Sep'19

  CenturyLink acquires Streamroot, adding P2P CDN capabilities

  Peer-to-peer content delivery network technology from Streamroot will enable CenturyLink to reach underserved areas and offer more services to customers.

• September 11, 2019 11 Sep'19

  HashiCorp Consul plays to multi-platform strength with Azure

  HashiCorp's Consul service mesh will be offered as a hosted service on Microsoft Azure, where it can link container clusters along with VMs in multiple regions.

• September 11, 2019 11 Sep'19

  New HashiCorp Terraform pricing aims for midsize firms, teams

  HashiCorp Terraform Cloud's new pricing tier reflects a shift in how software vendors market to large enterprises.

• September 11, 2019 11 Sep'19

  September Patch Tuesday addresses 2 Windows zero-days

  Microsoft issues fixes for 79 unique vulnerabilities, including three public disclosures, as part of its monthly security updates.

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• September 10, 2019 10 Sep'19

  Dell EMC PowerMax SAN arrays meld NVMe, storage class memory

  The Dell EMC PowerMax flagship is a high-performance SAN designed for NVMe over Fabrics. The latest product update injects Intel Optane SSDs to improve bandwidth and IOPS response.

• September 10, 2019 10 Sep'19

  Spectra Logic launches stand-alone storage management software

  StorCycle is Spectra Logic's first software product not tied to any of the company's hardware. It provides HTML links to simplify accessing archived data.

• September 09, 2019 09 Sep'19

  ServiceNow adds mobile app to 'New York' Now Platform

  ServiceNow released the latest version of its Now Platform that features a mobile application giving remote users access to the core capabilities of the platform.

• September 09, 2019 09 Sep'19

  Microsoft extends Azure networking with satellite connections

  Microsoft Azure customers can now tap satellite internet providers through the private Azure ExpressRoute service. The move follows the release of AWS Ground Station in May.

• September 06, 2019 06 Sep'19

  Feature flags emerge as enterprise DevOps must-have

  CloudBees and Atlassian have feature flags on their near-term product roadmaps, as enterprise DevOps shops seek to lower the risk of continuous code deployment to production.

• September 05, 2019 05 Sep'19

  DevOps tools market shrinks with SmartBear, TPG Capital moves

  The DevOps tools space has seen a steady stream of mergers and acquisitions, as private equity investors and larger companies see money in software development and delivery tools.

• September 05, 2019 05 Sep'19

  Microsoft bolsters cloud migration tools with Movere acquisition

  Microsoft's move to acquire Movere is a bet that the startup's IT infrastructure monitoring and analysis tools can help it attract more on-premises workloads to Azure.

• September 05, 2019 05 Sep'19

  Atlassian cloud woos enterprises with SLA, security boost

  Large enterprise users of Atlassian's on-premises software say the vendor's cloud tools have piqued their interest with updates to security and support.

• September 05, 2019 05 Sep'19

  NAND flash pricing drop slows; experts disagree on forecasts

  Weighing global supply and demand trends, industry analysts disagree on the direction of NAND flash prices and their impact on storage systems over the next few years.

• September 04, 2019 04 Sep'19

  VMware vSAN HCI: Complete stack or 'vaporware'?

  VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger says vSAN is crushing Nutanix, while Nutanix CEO Dheeraj Pandey says VMware sells 'vaporware' -- but users say they like the integrated stack for HCI.

• August 30, 2019 30 Aug'19

  Low-code goes mainstream to ease app dev woes

  Enterprises are after low-code/no-code platforms to help with developer productivity, as they find themselves under increased pressure to produce apps with fewer skilled developers.

• August 30, 2019 30 Aug'19

  AWS month in review: AWS time series forecasting service is GA

  In August, Amazon Forecast, an AWS time series forecasting service, and Lake Formation became available to all users. The services should improve users' machine learning and data lake capabilities ...

• August 30, 2019 30 Aug'19

  IT pros look to VMware's GPU acceleration projects to kick-start AI

  The virtualization giant's recent acquisition of Bitfusion and its close partnership with Nvidia bring GPU virtualization to vSphere.

• August 29, 2019 29 Aug'19

  Planned VMware analytics will improve NSX security, performance

  The new NSX Intelligence unveiled at VMworld will act as a platform for running future VMware analytics to improve NSX security and performance, a company executive said.

• August 29, 2019 29 Aug'19

  Storj Labs advances decentralized cloud storage platform

  Much like Uber doesn't own its own cars, Storj Labs relies on a network of storage node operators to power its decentralized cloud storage platform.

• August 28, 2019 28 Aug'19

  Microsoft Azure edge site expansion targets cloud latency

  Microsoft will expand its edge site footprint for Azure networking, a move that should help lower latency for cloud applications.

• August 28, 2019 28 Aug'19

  Atomist adds drift management feature to pare technical debt

  Atomist has added a feature to its software delivery automation platform to help enterprises visualize, identify and fix the problem of technology drift.

• August 28, 2019 28 Aug'19

  New Qualcomm Wi-Fi 6 platforms bring speed to large networks

  Wi-Fi 6-enabled Qualcomm Networking Pro Series platforms come in four configurations, but all are intended for use in dense, congested networks like offices and malls.

• August 28, 2019 28 Aug'19

  What's new with VMware Cloud on AWS

  Updates to VMware Cloud on AWS include improvements to the migration workflow and enhancements to HCX, as well as support for Project Pacific and VMware Cloud Marketplace.

• August 28, 2019 28 Aug'19

  Knative serverless Kubernetes bypasses FaaS to revive PaaS

  Knative's emerging claim to fame is that it can turn Kubernetes into a next-gen platform as a service with both a Heroku-like developer experience and deep infrastructure control.

• August 28, 2019 28 Aug'19

  New Datrium DRaaS on AWS targets VMware customers

  Datrium's new disaster recovery service will give VMware users the option to recover their applications and data on demand, in VMware Cloud on AWS, when a system outage hits.

• August 28, 2019 28 Aug'19

  VMware vSAN HCI users share cloud strategies, battle scars

  Hyper-converged infrastructure has meant change to IT organizations, and VMware vSAN customers consider evolving their cloud plans in an age of hybrid and multi-cloud options.

• August 27, 2019 27 Aug'19

  Project Pacific outshines vSphere 6.7 U3, Platinum updates

  VMworld's 'What's new in vSphere?' session at VMworld is a perennial attendee favorite, but the updates were overshadowed by the hubbub around Project Pacific.

• August 27, 2019 27 Aug'19

  IT training programs stall amid search for best practices

  Without a standard set of best practices to refer to for IT training programs, or any industry consensus on the best general approach to training, large enterprises have begun to trail smaller, more nimble counterparts in the efficiency of their ...

• August 27, 2019 27 Aug'19

  Pure Storage all-flash storage ready to zero in on AI and cloud

  Despite selling fewer systems of late, CEO Charles Giancarlo said Pure all-flash arrays remain in demand; FlashBlade AI adoption includes use cases such as life sciences and self-driving cars.

• August 27, 2019 27 Aug'19

  VMware plans to overhaul vSphere for Kubernetes

  VMware may be late to the Kubernetes party, but its plan to roll native support into vSphere could be a game changer.

• August 26, 2019 26 Aug'19

  VMware unveils host of cloud-based apps for new hybrid cloud

  The company's VMworld announcements included Project Pacific, a rearchitecting of vSphere, and upgrades to its VMware vRealize suite and CloudHealth.

• August 26, 2019 26 Aug'19

  NVMe arrays power Plex ERP cloud

  SaaS material requirements planning provider Plex set up a private cloud that uses high-performance NVMe storage and a redundant four-data-center setup to maintain availability.

• August 26, 2019 26 Aug'19

  VMware hybrid clouds refreshed with containers

  Hoping to remain competitive with rivals Microsoft and AWS, VMware is updating its hybrid cloud platform, marrying cloud products with a number of container-based technologies.

• August 23, 2019 23 Aug'19

  VMware-Pivotal deal confirmed at $2.7 billion -- what's next?

  VMware will plunk down $2.7 billion for Pivotal in a deal that has hallmarks of a family reunion, but could help drive a broader strategy in cloud infrastructure and application development.

• August 23, 2019 23 Aug'19

  SolarWinds Discovery offers low-cost way to manage IT assets

  SolarWinds expands its IT service management offerings with a software service that lets IT teams locate, map and manage their software and hardware assets.

• August 23, 2019 23 Aug'19

  Iran says it's building an AI supercomputer, despite sanctions

  In a tweet, Iran said it is building a new supercomputer. Other nations are doing the same because high performance computing platforms lend themselves to AI development.

• August 22, 2019 22 Aug'19

  Pure Storage revenue growth belies NAND pricing worries

  Pure Storage earnings were a mixed bag this week. The flash storage vendor said revenues grew 28% last quarter, but it cut revenue guidance for the second consecutive call, blaming imbalanced NAND ...

• August 22, 2019 22 Aug'19

  Istio service mesh hits OpenShift GA, but upgrades are slow

  Istio service mesh, Kiali and Jaeger are generally available for Red Hat OpenShift 4, but it will be some time before users are ready for the latest version of the platform.

• August 22, 2019 22 Aug'19

  Consortium taps Linux group, IT vendors to encrypt data in use

  The Confidential Computing Consortium mobilizes hardware vendors, cloud providers, developers and open source experts with the Linux Foundation to find ways to secure data in use.

• August 22, 2019 22 Aug'19

  Splunk pricing worries some users amid SignalFx monitoring buy

  Splunk wants to collect more data via SignalFx, but some users wonder how much it will cost to keep up with the proliferation of logs and metrics in the age of cloud monitoring.

• August 21, 2019 21 Aug'19

  IBM Power chip instruction set now open source

  IBM opened up its Power server Instruction Set Architecture allowing the open source community to develop more innovative hardware components for IBM's Power servers.

• August 21, 2019 21 Aug'19

  VMware acquisition of Intrinsic denotes bigger strategic plan

  VMware has acquired Intrinsic, a maker of virtualization technology that secures Node.js applications on serverless environments such as AWS Lambda.

• August 21, 2019 21 Aug'19

  Big Switch updates its Cloud-First Networking portfolio

  Big Switch Networks' new products and features aim to help solve issues such as lack of operational consistency, visibility and management in hybrid environments, and shadow IT.

• August 21, 2019 21 Aug'19

  Oracle's IaaS, cloud database in the spotlight at OpenWorld

  This year's Oracle OpenWorld should provide answers for customers eager to understand its plans for IaaS, cloud databases, AI and machine learning.

• August 21, 2019 21 Aug'19

  Tintri by DDN, Nexenta collaboration bears first fruits

  Tintri and Nexenta were acquired in separate transactions by DDN. The Nexenta software-defined storage provides shared file services on Tintri VMware-focused VMstore block arrays.

• August 21, 2019 21 Aug'19

  New end-to-end NetApp NVMe product announced

  NetApp's new EF600 series delivers 2 million sustained IOPS, response times under 100 microseconds and 44 GBps of throughput designed to give enterprises faster insights.

• August 20, 2019 20 Aug'19

  Latest Oracle layoffs gut flash storage division

  Oracle laid off much of the division that built and maintained its FS1 All Flash Storage Array this week. Analysts expect the company’s storage focus will be on Exadata and cloud options.

• August 20, 2019 20 Aug'19

  VMware acquisition of Veriflow to bolster vRealize platform

  The VMware acquisition of Veriflow is expected to help vRealize users determine the integrity of a network design before it goes into production.

• August 19, 2019 19 Aug'19

  IT favors open source networking over Cisco ACI, VMware NSX

  Companies are turning to open source network automation tools as less expensive, good-enough alternatives to Cisco ACI and VMware NSX.

• August 16, 2019 16 Aug'19

  IT pros contend with the future of continuous delivery

  Continuous delivery tools are poised to add comprehensive breadth and analytical depth, but whether most enterprises can assimilate them is another matter.

• August 16, 2019 16 Aug'19

  NetApp Flash customers have started to tap the brakes

  NetApp flash storage revenue takes a nosedive amid fears of global slowdown, U.S. tariffs and civil unrest across Europe. Is it a symptom of a looming problem for vendors?

• August 16, 2019 16 Aug'19

  Virtual Instruments expands portfolio with Metricly acquisition

  Virtual Instruments added more offerings to its cloud migration and hybrid infrastructure management portfolio with an acquisition of Metricly.

• August 15, 2019 15 Aug'19

  Jenkins X gears up for SaaS version, GitOps standards

  With key maturity milestones behind them, the maintainers of Jenkins X prepare a SaaS version, and plan to collaborate with Google's Tekton and Netflix's Spinnaker.

• August 15, 2019 15 Aug'19

  Cisco faces sales slump amid Chinese tariffs, falling SP revenues

  Cisco forecast weak revenue growth in the current quarter, as service provider sales fell and product orders were flat. The company also reported being shut out of China.

• August 15, 2019 15 Aug'19

  Potential VMware-Pivotal deal raises opportunities, challenges

  VMware is in talks to buy Pivotal for about $1.45 billion in a move that could benefit both companies but also require some strategic realignment.

• August 15, 2019 15 Aug'19

  IBM, VMware ease Kubernetes complexity with Kabanero, Octant

  Tools from IBM and VMware help developers build apps that are deployed on Kubernetes clusters, as well as handle complex Kubernetes workloads.

• August 15, 2019 15 Aug'19

  Globe and Mail's AWS migration drives digital engagement

  Canadian news outlet The Globe and Mail has broadly adopted AWS cloud services in a bid to increase reader engagement and digital subscription revenue.

• August 15, 2019 15 Aug'19

  NVMe flash hot; Optane, SCM still warming up

  The world of fast flash storage evolves slowly; NVMe has emerged, but other types of SCM and persistent memory still have a ways to go before appearing in the data center.

• August 14, 2019 14 Aug'19

  Compute-optimized cloud VMs boost WP Engine's web performance

  High demand for increasingly dynamic, personalized websites means that compute-optimized VMs are relevant for companies such as WordPress hosting provider WP Engine.

• August 14, 2019 14 Aug'19

  Pavilion Data Systems adds investors, as NVMe startups fade

  Shakeout and consolidation is taking place among NVMe flash startups. New investment gives Pavilion Data Systems a longer runway to add data features, expand sales.

• August 14, 2019 14 Aug'19

  CloudBees CEO reveals plans for CI/CD tools, Google project

  CloudBees CEO Sacha Labourey puts his roadmap cards on the table for the next generation of the company's CI/CD tools and an upcoming project to co-develop CI/CD for Anthos with Google.

• August 14, 2019 14 Aug'19

  August Patch Tuesday corrects new 'wormable' exploits

  Administrators weighed down by news of the BlueKeep vulnerability will have to contend with a similar bug some are calling DejaBlue.

• August 14, 2019 14 Aug'19

  IT training flaws compound DevOps skills shortage

  Before investing in an online course to learn new IT skills, heed this warning from brain scientists: there is a big difference between knowing what to do and knowing how to do it.

• August 13, 2019 13 Aug'19

  Scale Computing HC3 gaining an enterprise foothold, CEO says

  Scale Computing founder and CEO Jeff Ready claims demand for HC3 is pulling the vendor into more enterprise use cases as edge-created data prompts companies to consolidate IT.

• August 13, 2019 13 Aug'19

  Cray exascale computer to modernize aging nuclear weapon stockpile

  The U.S. is buying an exascale system from Cray Inc., its third from the company which is now being acquired by HPE. The $600 million system will be used in nuclear weapons development.

• August 12, 2019 12 Aug'19

  New Formulus Black CEO talks up persistent memory tech

  New Formulus Black CEO's past work at Oracle cued him into the need for performance-boosting memory technology to address CPU and I/O constraints in data-heavy workloads.

• August 12, 2019 12 Aug'19

  TACC updates archive with Quantum tape technology

  TACC added a Quantum tape library to its Ranch long-term storage system for better space allocation control and to replace an aging Oracle HSM-based archive system.

• August 12, 2019 12 Aug'19

  Composable architecture extends the reach of disaggregation

  In composable architecture, IT components are broken apart and reassembled for specific applications. They can provide more flexibility than converged or hyper-converged systems.

• August 09, 2019 09 Aug'19

  Entuity is latest Park Place Technologies acquisition

  The terms of the acquisition have not been disclosed, but Park Place Technologies hopes to make Entuity a key component of its multivendor service delivery model.

• August 08, 2019 08 Aug'19

  Mesosphere's Kubernetes pivot sets stage for IT vendor attrition

  Mesosphere becomes D2iQ, and affirms that Kubernetes is eating the world. Is IT entering a golden age of interoperability, or on the verge of mass consolidation?

• August 08, 2019 08 Aug'19

  GitHub shakes up DevOps space, adds CI/CD to GitHub Actions

  GitHub has added support for CI/CD to its source code management platform, based on developer feedback for deeper CI/CD integration.

• August 08, 2019 08 Aug'19

  Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.7 tailored for hybrid, multi-clouds

  Red Hat released RHEL version 7.7 with features that make it easier to marry its legacy systems with the latest cloud-native applications, while urging users to move to RHEL 8.

• August 08, 2019 08 Aug'19

  Salesforce sandbox data anonymization app aids GDPR compliance

  Odaseva's Full Sandbox Anonymization app ensures GDPR and CCPA compliance for Salesforce users by masking personal data in testing and training environments.

• August 07, 2019 07 Aug'19

  Microsoft licensing terms change will impact some cloud customers

  Microsoft customers who want to deploy its software on dedicated cloud hosts, including Microsoft Azure, face new licensing terms as of Oct. 1.

• August 07, 2019 07 Aug'19

  Quantum data storage corrects earnings faults, waits for SEC

  Quantum Corp. reached a milestone this week on its quest to regain its listing on New York Stock Exchange. The file and tape storage vendor restated several years of improperly reported earnings, ...

• August 07, 2019 07 Aug'19

  Itential adds new network automation tool to portfolio

  Automation Gateway is a new stand-alone application within the Itential Automation Platform architecture. It aims to integrate existing automation and transform scripts into APIs.

• August 07, 2019 07 Aug'19

  Experts caution low NAND prices won't keep array prices down

  Competitive pressures, speed and data reduction features, and a storage system's architecture figure into all-flash storage arrays, regardless of the price of raw NAND.

• August 07, 2019 07 Aug'19

  HPE acquires MapR storage layer for AI, containers

  MapR storage technology gets a new lease on life from HPE, which plans to integrate the AI data management features with recently acquired BlueData container-as-a-service platform.

• August 06, 2019 06 Aug'19

  New flash memory technologies promise faster, denser storage

  Flash is front and center as Western Digital launches 96-layer 3D NAND enterprise SSDs, and Toshiba unveils new SSD form factor and ultrafast XL-Flash chips.

• August 06, 2019 06 Aug'19

  Amazon's PartiQL query language eyes all data sources

  PartiQL, a multisource query language developed internally at Amazon, is now open sourced under Apache 2.0, and may benefit enterprises with complex data-management needs.

• August 06, 2019 06 Aug'19

  IBM-Red Hat juggernaut seeks to boost multi-cloud deployments

  IBM and Red Hat executives believe they are well positioned to capture a generous share of shops yet to implement hybrid clouds. Some analysts say that is easier said than done.

• August 05, 2019 05 Aug'19

  Google database portfolio to include 3 new additions

  Google Cloud Platform is now offering Cloud SQL for Microsoft SQL Server in alpha, federated queries from BigQuery to Cloud SQL and expansion of Elastic Cloud to Japan and Sydney.

• August 04, 2019 04 Aug'19

  NetApp storage adjusts to slowing global demand

  Are storage vendors starting to feel the pinch of macroeconomic pressures? If the most recent NetApp storage sales are a barometer, the answer seems to be a worrisome "yes." In advance of its full ...

• August 02, 2019 02 Aug'19

  Exten Technologies releases 3.0 version of NVMe platform

  Exten Technologies' HyperDynamic storage software is now available in its newest iteration. New features added were designed to simplify NVMe-oF storage management and deployment.

• August 01, 2019 01 Aug'19

  New Gurucul network traffic analysis tool debuts

  Gurucul's new Network Behavior Analytics tool uses machine learning analytics to provide a full view of network activity to identify and monitor unusual activity from any entity.

• August 01, 2019 01 Aug'19

  IBM-Red Hat integration begins with OpenShift, Cloud Paks

  With the acquisition deal done, IBM shared its plans to have Red Hat OpenShift software serve as foundational building blocks that can be used to create applications spanning hybrid and multi-cloud environments via IBM Cloud Paks.

• August 01, 2019 01 Aug'19

  Amazon buys NVMe startup E8 Storage to boost public cloud

  The E8 Storage portfolio includes D-24 appliances that pack 24 NVMe SSDs in 2U, plus software-defined storage software for reference hardware with major server vendors.

• July 31, 2019 31 Jul'19

  IBM Garage tunes up clients for multi-cloud projects

  IBM's Garage methodology, which has helped more than 500 customers move to the cloud, modernize legacy apps and create new ones, has expanded its language support and internal use.

• July 31, 2019 31 Jul'19

  Western Digital’s ActiveScale adds new DR, workflow options

  Western Digital's object storage product update boosts capacity and throughput, supports asynchronous object distribution for multisite DR and offers 14 TB HDDs.

• July 31, 2019 31 Jul'19

  AWS CloudFormation public roadmap released after user gripes

  AWS CloudFormation users now have a public roadmap, which should help them plan use of the infrastructure-as-code tool. But AWS hasn't promised faster CloudFormation development.

• July 31, 2019 31 Jul'19

  AWS month in review: Orlando drops AWS facial recognition program

  The city of Orlando's termination of its Amazon Rekognition pilot was a blow to the much criticized AWS facial recognition in law enforcement agenda. However, AWS did improve some bread and butter ...

• July 31, 2019 31 Jul'19

  SaaS management tool eases merger transition for IT

  When European car-sharing startup Drivy becomes Getaround this fall, a SaaS management tool will integrate the two companies' IT systems, an increasingly common need for businesses.

• July 31, 2019 31 Jul'19

  Google VM, microservices tools advance cloud migration strategy

  Google wants more enterprise workloads on its cloud, and has launched an Azure VM migration service and other features in pursuit of them.

• July 31, 2019 31 Jul'19

  StorONE launches S1aaS, a new storage-as-a-service product

  S1 as a service is software-defined storage and combines StorONE's storage services with hardware to provide on-premises storage with a cloudlike subscription service.

• July 31, 2019 31 Jul'19

  Commvault earnings disappoint; can SaaS save its butt?

  Commvault is 0-for-2 so far under new CEO Sanjay Mirchandani. The data protection vendor reported earnings this week, falling below expectations for the second quarter since Mirchandani replaced ...

• July 30, 2019 30 Jul'19

  VMware on Google Cloud deal gives users another choice

  VMware's deal with Google is the latest among top-tier players supporting each other's cloud. The question now is: How will Microsoft and IBM-Red Hat respond?

• July 30, 2019 30 Jul'19

  VMware acquisition of Uhana bolsters 5G offering to carriers

  The VMware acquisition of Uhana adds AI-driven network automation to VMware's virtualization platform for carriers. VMware competes against IBM's Red Hat.

• July 30, 2019 30 Jul'19

  GitOps path puts CI/CD ahead of infrastructure automation

  Which comes first -- automated app deployment pipelines, or automated infrastructures on which to deploy? At GitOps shop Procore, the answer is emphatically the former.

• July 30, 2019 30 Jul'19

  Oscar-winning studio tames file data with Oracle, Igneous

  Making movies is a file-intensive business, and Hollywood studios must give their artists the right storage technologies to store, manage and protect business-critical data.