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• January 17, 2018 17 Jan'18

  Rehearsals over, Violin Systems raises curtain on comeback

  Violin flash customers can consume FSP hardware as a service with three-year subscription at guaranteed cost of 1 cent per GB per month, based on 140 TB and data deduplication.

• January 17, 2018 17 Jan'18

  Docker Enterprise Edition prospects mull vendor strategy

  Uncertain about Docker's future business growth, some enterprise IT pros are on the fence about whether to invest in its container orchestration tools.

• January 16, 2018 16 Jan'18

  Meltdown-Spectre bugs hit cloud usage less than first feared

  IT shops expected their cloud usage to flag due to recent chip bugs, but most environments survived the patches unscathed.

• January 16, 2018 16 Jan'18

  Cybersecurity skills shortage continues to worsen

  This week, bloggers explore the cybersecurity skills shortage, the challenges of deploying edge computing and how best to mitigate Meltdown in a software-centric environment.

• January 15, 2018 15 Jan'18

  Atomist extends CI/CD to automate the entire DevOps toolchain

  The Atomist DevOps automation platform extends beyond CI/CD to fully cover DevOps processes end to end, enabling developers to avoid mundane tasks and focus on productivity.

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• January 15, 2018 15 Jan'18

  Data storage management tools: 2017 Products of the Year finalists

  Storage management tools candidates for this year's Products of the Year competition reflect the growing importance of the cloud and machine learning.

• January 15, 2018 15 Jan'18

  Backup hardware devices: 2017 Products of the Year finalists

  Backup and disaster recovery hardware products that made the initial cut extend into the cloud and have more support for software-defined storage, data analytics and even tape.

• January 15, 2018 15 Jan'18

  Software-defined storage products: 2017 Products of the Year finalists

  The 11 software-defined storage finalists in this year's competition highlight the most recent developments in flash, cloud and container technologies.

• January 15, 2018 15 Jan'18

  Enterprise storage arrays: 2017 Products of the Year finalists

  All-flash and hybrid products comprise the bulk of the 14 storage arrays chosen as finalists in the 2017 Products of the Year contest. Only two arrays rely predominantly on disk.

• January 15, 2018 15 Jan'18

  Data management and storage 2017 Products of the Year finalists

  We narrowed down the field to 47 finalists in five data storage categories as part of our much anticipated 16th annual Products of the Year competition.

• January 12, 2018 12 Jan'18

  Cisco, Hyundai to add software-defined platform to vehicles

  Cisco and Hyundai will release jointly developed software-defined vehicles in 2019. These connected cars will boast a Cisco-built software-defined platform and 1 Gbps Ethernet.

• January 12, 2018 12 Jan'18

  Container infrastructure a silver lining amid Intel CPU flaw fixes

  Containers aren't immune to Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities, but they could lighten the operational burden of fixes for IT pros.

• January 11, 2018 11 Jan'18

  No need to rush network patching for Spectre and Meltdown

  Security experts said Spectre and Meltdown pose a low risk to corporate networking gear. Nevertheless, vendor patches should be applied following thorough testing.

• January 11, 2018 11 Jan'18

  Campus network architecture strategies to blossom in 2018

  This week, bloggers focus on the growing relevancy of campus network architecture planning, BGP route selection and the next generation of cloud-vendor partnerships.

• January 11, 2018 11 Jan'18

  Potential NVMe benefits spark enterprise IT interest

  Enterprise IT pros who have seen the benefits of conventional flash storage are looking ahead to potential use cases for faster NVMe-based technologies.

• January 10, 2018 10 Jan'18

  Startup Liqid looks to make a splash in composable storage

  Liqid composable storage infrastructure is based on Liqid Grid's custom PCIe fabric switch and orchestration to provision bare-metal servers from disaggregated devices.

• January 09, 2018 09 Jan'18

  Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities dominate January Patch Tuesday

  Complications surrounding the fix for the Meltdown and Spectre microprocessor architecture flaws will make the patching process more difficult for administrators.

• January 08, 2018 08 Jan'18

  Time-series monitoring tools give high-resolution view of IT

  DevOps monitoring tools based on time-series databases create a steeper learning curve than traditional monitoring software, but arm IT pros with richer data for troubleshooting.

• January 08, 2018 08 Jan'18

  Microsoft advances Azure hybrid strategy with Avere deal

  Microsoft's acquisition of Avere Systems addresses a shortcoming in Azure storage services and could help steal some business from AWS and GCP.

• January 05, 2018 05 Jan'18

  Meltdown and Spectre target cloud computing environments

  Hackers could target cloud computing environments to exploit the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities, but AWS, Microsoft and Google say their fixes are enough to bar the doors.

• January 05, 2018 05 Jan'18

  Alert: Dell EMC data protection patches Avamar security holes

  Users of Dell EMC data protection are being urged to quickly patch three security flaws that could hijack Avamar-based products. The vulnerabilities revolve around Avamar Installation Manager, a ...

• January 05, 2018 05 Jan'18

  AT&T 5G headed for 12 U.S. markets this year

  AT&T plans to roll out 5G mobile services in a dozen U.S. markets by the end of the year. But details on the AT&T 5G services have not been released.

• January 04, 2018 04 Jan'18

  Digital transformation planning bumps into data management issues

  As businesses look to increasingly digitize their information, data management and data access are top concerns, according to a recent survey. "You can't be a digital business if you don't have ...

• January 04, 2018 04 Jan'18

  Cisco ETA security integrated into Catalyst, ASR, ISR

  Cisco has integrated Encrypted Traffic Analytics into Catalyst switches and ASR and ISR routers. Cisco ETA searches encrypted traffic for malware activity.

• January 04, 2018 04 Jan'18

  Managing first-hop router complexity with an IPv6 prefix

  This week, bloggers explore IPv6 prefix complexities, the reasons behind high turnover among CISOs and whether the adage 'just reboot it' holds true with advanced wireless LANs.

• January 04, 2018 04 Jan'18

  Zayo SD-WAN available as a managed or on-premises product

  Zayo Group has launched an SD-WAN product. The Zayo SD-WAN is available as an on-premises or managed product. Zayo is a bandwidth infrastructure provider in the U.S. and Europe.

• January 04, 2018 04 Jan'18

  Microsoft scoops up NAS vendor Avere for hybrid cloud services

  Microsoft acquired Avere Systems, a vendor that builds appliances for high-performance NAS in hybrid environments. Avere NAS is used for primary file storage and cloud bursting.

• January 04, 2018 04 Jan'18

  Reduxio Systems' storage wows human resources specialist

  Reduxio HX550 hybrid arrays provide primary storage with native data protection for CPP's talent management software, which includes a Myers-Briggs Type Indicator assessment.

• December 28, 2017 28 Dec'17

  iXsystems: 'weird' but profitable NAS vendor

  Here’s something you rarely hear from high tech companies today: “We’re a hardware company in our heart and soul.” That is how executive vice president Brett Davis introduced iXsystems during a ...

• December 27, 2017 27 Dec'17

  Nuffield Health finds SD-WAN deployment worth the added cost

  The additional SD-WAN cost brought more value to the LANs of 189 Nuffield hospitals and fitness centers in the United Kingdom.

• December 26, 2017 26 Dec'17

  Recapping 2017's biggest trends in networking technology

  In 2017 trends in networking technology, network management software got more intelligent, switches more versatile and vendor consolidation accelerated.

• December 19, 2017 19 Dec'17

  Toshiba, HPE head 2017 storage acquisitions

  Storage acquisitions in 2017 included Hewlett Packard Enterprise's buys of SimpliVity and Nimble Storage, and Toshiba's move to sell off its memory business.

• December 18, 2017 18 Dec'17

  Storage market trends of 2017: Flash, HCI and cloud gain steam

  Disruption in the enterprise storage market appears unlikely to subside anytime soon. AI analytics, cloud, HCI, mergers and NVMe flash highlight key themes heading into 2018.

• December 14, 2017 14 Dec'17

  Tintri cloud forecast: stormy, with slight chance of revenue

  Flash storage vendor Tintri has had an inauspicious start to life as a public company. On Wednesday, during only its second earnings call, there were hints that Tintri may already be on life ...

• December 14, 2017 14 Dec'17

  Misconfigured Amazon S3 buckets expose sensitive data

  Amazon has built more security functions for S3 buckets after cybersecurity firms uncovered a worrisome trend of IT administrators failing to properly secure them.

• December 14, 2017 14 Dec'17

  NVMe-focused Toshiba storage node software due in '18

  Toshiba plans to deliver storage node software designed to extend the high performance and low latency benefits of NVMe-based solid-state drives over a network fabric. Toshiba Memory America’s ...

• December 13, 2017 13 Dec'17

  Quantum Xcellis scale-out NAS tackles unstructured data

  Quantum's new system takes on scale-out NAS and object markets. The vendor says its Xcellis NAS tier will scale from 40 TB to petabytes without a performance hit.

• December 13, 2017 13 Dec'17

  Western Digital-Toshiba flash clash ends

  Western Digital and Toshiba settled their NAND dispute with an out-of-court settlement that allows Toshiba’s sale of its NAND chip business while WD keeps its stake in the companies’ joint venture. ...

• December 13, 2017 13 Dec'17

  SD-WAN a tool for combining networks, engineer says

  When your company acquires another, combining networks can be a chore. But SD-WAN could ease the pains associated with integrating disparate topologies.

• December 11, 2017 11 Dec'17

  Hitz: NetApp market growth hinges on cloud, data management

  Storage stalwart NetApp celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2017. NetApp founder Dave Hitz reflects on its evolution and the impact of Cloud OnTap, Data Fabric and SolidFire HCI.

• December 08, 2017 08 Dec'17

  SwiftStack object storage integrates file protocol support

  New SwiftStack 6.0 storage software supports Universal Access to data with added support for SMB/NFS file protocols to go with Amazon S3 and OpenStack Swift object APIs.

• December 07, 2017 07 Dec'17

  Dell EMC all-flash surge collides with softening storage demand

  Growth in Dell EMC all-flash storage is one of the bright spots in what remains a tough slog for legacy array vendors. Dell Technologies on Thursday reported consolidated revenue of $19.6 billion ...

• December 07, 2017 07 Dec'17

  Cheapest enterprise cloud storage providers not always best

  One Gartner cloud storage analyst cautions clients not to choose the least expensive provider, even if the offering from a big-name vendor might appear attractive.

• December 07, 2017 07 Dec'17

  Cloudian HyperFile marries NAS and object storage

  Cloudian's HyperFile and HyperStore merge NAS and object storage for unstructured data. The new HyperFile appliance targets medical imaging, engineering files and legal documents.

• December 07, 2017 07 Dec'17

  Hedvig CEO: Who needs backups?

  Santa Clara, Calif. -- By now, most people realize this is the age of convergence in IT – especially as it applies to storage. We have converged infrastructure mixing storage, compute and ...

• December 06, 2017 06 Dec'17

  Barefoot Tofino chip tapped for Deep Insight network monitor

  Barefoot Networks has introduced packet-based monitoring software, called Deep Insight. The new product uses data processed on switches powered by the Barefoot Tofino chip.

• November 30, 2017 30 Nov'17

  Nexenta raises $20 million, shoots for cloud

  Bolstered by lead investor SoftBank Corp., Nexenta secured $20 million in financing this week to fund its new cloud portfolio. The Santa Clara, California-based storage software vendor next month ...

• November 30, 2017 30 Nov'17

  Aporeto app security uncoupled from network infrastructure

  Aporeto app security startup has introduced security software that achieves scale by decoupling application security from the network infrastructure of a hybrid cloud environment.

• November 30, 2017 30 Nov'17

  Qumulo File Fabric fuses on-prem, cloud storage for studio

  Qumulo's File Fabric gives FuseFX ability to burst workloads into Amazon Web Services, giving it a virtual fourth location for file storage for its special effects rendering.

• November 30, 2017 30 Nov'17

  Barracuda Networks going private

  Barracuda Networks became the latest public technology vendor to go private when equity firm Thoma Bravo agreed to pay $1.6 billion this week to acquire the security and data protection vendor. The ...

• November 29, 2017 29 Nov'17

  Data recovery plans face tall task as storage levels grow

  Too much data is weighing heavily on data recovery plans, according to a recent survey. The problem has scaled beyond what many organizations can handle, said Douglas Brockett, president of backup ...

• November 29, 2017 29 Nov'17

  Pure Storage revenue boost puts it on ‘march to profit’

  Pure Storage hit a home run in its first quarter under CEO Charlie Giancarlo. Pure Storage revenue of $278 million last month exceeded the high point of its  guidance and increased 41% from last ...

• November 26, 2017 26 Nov'17

  Like its CEO, HPE storage in transition phase

  Meg Whitman says it’s time for “a new generation” to take over Hewlett Packard Enterprise. She was talking about the CEO change when she made that comment during the company’s earnings call last ...

• November 22, 2017 22 Nov'17

  StorOne attacks bottlenecks with new TRU storage software

  After six years of development, an Israeli startup launches new Total Resource Utilization storage software that aims to eliminate bottlenecks and improve storage efficiency.

• November 22, 2017 22 Nov'17

  Why device upgrade strategies fail

  The industry is built on 30-year-old code, writes one analyst, and that is one reason why device upgrade strategies often fall short.

• November 21, 2017 21 Nov'17

  AWS using KVM and Xen, but users may not feel any impact

  AWS has added a new hypervisor behind the scenes, but customers likely won't see much of a direct impact on their cloud environment. Amazon this month began selling its C5 instance nearly a year ...

• November 20, 2017 20 Nov'17

  Infinidat embeds SAN, NAS replication in InfiniBox R4

  Infinidat's software upgrade eschews SCSI in favor of custom IP-based replication protocol. The vendor claims InfiniBox R4 delivers target writes at sub-400-millisecond latency.

• November 16, 2017 16 Nov'17

  LiveAction software focuses on provisioning resources

  Bloggers look into LiveAction software aimed at provisioning resources, the threat posed by the cybersecurity skills shortage and using Linux for data center switches.

• November 16, 2017 16 Nov'17

  Quobyte preps 2.0 Data Center File System software update

  One startup's 'Google-style' software-defined storage upgrade features 'table stakes,' such as volume mirroring for disaster recovery and support for Mac and Windows clients.

• November 16, 2017 16 Nov'17

  NetApp revenue rides flash gravy train

  NetApp is showing a legacy storage array vendor can still increase revenue impressively during these days of scant storage growth. NetApp Wednesday night reported its fourth straight quarter of ...

• November 15, 2017 15 Nov'17

  Amazon not to blame for S3 cloud storage lapses

  The Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) has been giving big businesses –and their customers -- big trouble. It was reported earlier this summer that high-profile companies left data in their S3 ...

• November 14, 2017 14 Nov'17

  Dell EMC: Big data lakes will like our Elastic Data Platform

  Dell EMC big data storage has a sharper focus. The vendor recently launched Elastic Data Platform (EDP), a series of reference architecture geared for Hadoop and related big data environments.  EDP ...

• November 14, 2017 14 Nov'17

  Panasas storage, director blades split into separate devices

  Panasas hybrid storage offers 57 PB of raw capacity with 200 shelves. ActiveStor Director 100 sits atop a rack of Panasas arrays. Customers can scale types and capacities of media.

• November 14, 2017 14 Nov'17

  Commvault GO: ‘Sully,’ Swan emphasize good data’s value

  We hear a lot of talk these days about machine learning and artificial intelligence. Those are hot and valuable technologies, but two speakers at Commvault GO last week highlighted the importance ...

• November 13, 2017 13 Nov'17

  Nutanix backup choices expand

  Options for Nutanix backup are growing for customers using the hyper-converged vendor’s AHV hypervisor. At Nutanix’s European .NEXT user conference last week, backup software market leader Veritas ...

• November 10, 2017 10 Nov'17

  Enterprise shops look to AIOps for IT root cause analysis

  IT ops pros look to AIOps tools to help find the smoking gun in failing IT stacks, but some call automated root cause analysis more dream than reality.

• November 10, 2017 10 Nov'17

  Quantum CEO Gacek’s a goner after poor quarter

  Quantum CEO Jon Gacek is out following poor sales results for the data protection and scale-out storage vendor last quarter. The Quantum board named director Adalio Sanchez as interim CEO. Chairman ...

• November 10, 2017 10 Nov'17

  Remediation engine to improve Nyansa Voyance network monitoring

  New remediation engine in Nyansa Voyance flags the cause of network troubles and recommends changes to correct it. Other improvements include more syslog data for better analytics.

• November 09, 2017 09 Nov'17

  SMB ransomware report: Attacks frequent, backups key piece

  Ransomware attacks on SMBs have increased, according to a recent survey, but backup and disaster recovery platforms can calm data protection fears. An estimated 5% of SMBs worldwide fell victim to ...

• November 08, 2017 08 Nov'17

  Red Hat Ceph Storage 3 adds file, iSCSI, container support

  Red Hat updates Ceph storage software with support for CephFS file system, iSCSI block interface and Linux container-based storage implementations, plus usability improvements.

• November 08, 2017 08 Nov'17

  Dell EMC all-flash SC Series prepped for launch

  Dell EMC all-flash inclusive added to the mix for SC Series and Unity arrays. The vendor said each of the midrange storage products has a large customer base.

• November 06, 2017 06 Nov'17

  CEO discusses changing Nasuni storage customer base

  Nasuni's customer base has expanded to large enterprises, and most are right to be concerned about cloud storage performance, says CEO Andres Rodriguez.

• November 03, 2017 03 Nov'17

  What endpoint security systems do companies need?

  This week, bloggers look into advances in endpoint security systems, achieving greater functionality with AirCheck G2 and the continued role of the command-line interface in an API era.

• November 02, 2017 02 Nov'17

  SwiftStack objects to object storage label

  SwiftStack’s leadership team appreciated being selected a visionary in Gartner’s recent Magic Quadrant for distributed file systems and object storage. The vendor even put out a press release ...

• November 02, 2017 02 Nov'17

  3D TLC NAND gives capacity boost to IBM FlashSystem 900

  FlashSystem 900 building blocks are the foundation of IBM FlashSystem A9000 and V9000 arrays. New NAND modules use 3D TLC in place of planar 2D enterprise MLC.

• November 01, 2017 01 Nov'17

  Elastifile scores OEM deal with Dell EMC

  Cloud NAS vendor Elastifile has struck an OEM deal with Dell EMC, one of the startup’s first investors. Dell EMC will integrate Elastifile Cloud File System and CloudConnect cloud transfer and ...

• November 01, 2017 01 Nov'17

  Arcserve acquisition plans heating up

  Arcserve is on the hunt to buy more companies. The data protection and recovery company already has made two acquisitions since becoming independent from CA Technologies in 2014. It bought cloud ...

• October 31, 2017 31 Oct'17

  ONUG conference: SD-WAN and automation continue to grow

  The 2017 ONUG conference focused on new uses for SD-WAN, the development of standards and offered a sneak peek into emerging technologies, like containerization and automation.

• October 31, 2017 31 Oct'17

  Violin Systems CEO Abbasi says profits coming in 2018

  All-flash pioneer Violin emerges from bankruptcy; 2018 plans call for profits, acquisition, NVMe deployments and software-defined scalability.

• October 31, 2017 31 Oct'17

  IBM Cloud Object Storage tweaked for on-prem, small footprints

  With the latest upgrades to its object storage platform, IBM recognizes that not everyone who uses object storage does so in the public cloud.  They don’t all start with hundreds of terabytes of ...

• October 30, 2017 30 Oct'17

  Cisco telemetry data gets streamed from MDS 9700 32G modules

  Cisco SAN telemetry sensors capture insight on network fabrics to aid capacity and infrastructure management. The FC feature provides real-time instrumentation analytics.

• October 30, 2017 30 Oct'17

  Ethernet switch market trends show 40 GbE losing share

  The global Ethernet switch market grows, according to IHS Markit, while ThousandEyes focuses on device health and network visibility. Riverbed and Teneo team up on new service.

• October 30, 2017 30 Oct'17

  Veeam revenue increases as enterprise deals grow

  Highlighted by the largest customer deal in its history and a big bump in enterprise bookings, Veeam reported 34% year-over-year total bookings growth in the last quarter. There has been a push in ...

• October 27, 2017 27 Oct'17

  Getting to know serverless computing architecture

  Bloggers explore the dynamics of serverless computing architecture, efficacy and efficiency with endpoint security and use cases for bidirectional forwarding detection

• October 27, 2017 27 Oct'17

  Western Digital CEO vows to block Toshiba NAND sale

  Western Digital CEO Steve Milligan said he remains confident his company will win its fight to prevent its NAND manufacturing joint venture partner Toshiba from selling its memory chip unit without ...

• October 26, 2017 26 Oct'17

  Quest data protection management adds cloud portal

  Quest Software, independent again after its spinoff from Dell EMC nearly a year ago, is building out its data protection portfolio with a new cloud-based management console. The Quest Data ...

• October 24, 2017 24 Oct'17

  Can Commvault HyperScale cure sales slide?

  Following six straight quarters of making or beating expectations, Commvault stumbled last quarter when it missed its targets for revenue and income. The backup and data management company today ...

• October 24, 2017 24 Oct'17

  To buy or build IT infrastructure focus of ONUG 2017 panel

  During ONUG's fall conference, panelists debated whether to buy or build IT infrastructure. Company IT execs say the final decision depends on a company's culture and talent.

• October 20, 2017 20 Oct'17

  Why open network systems are so difficult to find

  Bloggers explore open network systems, look into the development of unified security operations and analytics, and recommend how to tweak an Ansible playbook.

• October 19, 2017 19 Oct'17

  Red Hat updates Gluster Storage for OpenShift container apps

  Red Hat beefs up its Container-Native Storage with block and object interfaces and a significant increase in persistent volume density for use with its OpenShift Container Platform.

• October 19, 2017 19 Oct'17

  NVMe flash array startups Pavilion Data, Vexata jump in

  The 4U Pavilion Memory NVMe flash array comes with 20 controllers and 40 Ethernet ports. Vexata markets VX-100 appliances running Active Data Fabric distributed storage.

• October 17, 2017 17 Oct'17

  Actifio Sky adds intelligent search across clouds

  Actifio's Sky goes beyond copy data management. It searches and manages data across clouds and on-premises storage with new analytics and a global catalog.

• October 13, 2017 13 Oct'17

  Cybersecurity evolution brings shifts for network security

  Bloggers explore cybersecurity evolution and its impact on network security, new network fabrics from Extreme and take a deep dive on routing protocols, such as BFD.

• October 06, 2017 06 Oct'17

  ETSI industry group publishes six NFV specifications

  The ETSI Industry Specification Group for NFV is living up to its name with the publishing of six new NFV specifications. Also, NSS Labs puts SD-WAN products to the test.

• October 06, 2017 06 Oct'17

  Dell open networking gets more 25 GbE switches, SD-WAN appliances

  An expanded Dell open networking portfolio includes a high-performing switch for connecting data centers and a 25 GbE model with a new OS for managing network fabrics.

• October 06, 2017 06 Oct'17

  Komprise adds data lifecycle management, deeper analytics

  Storage startup updates data management software with additional policy-based data migration options, more granular analytics and GDPR-focused confinement capabilities.

• October 06, 2017 06 Oct'17

  NetApp customers, partners press on after Las Vegas shooting

  About 4,000 NetApp customers and partners attended the vendor's Insight user conference expecting storage news. Instead, they had to absorb the largest mass shooting in U.S. history.

• October 05, 2017 05 Oct'17

  Scality Connect ports S3 apps to Azure Blob storage

  Scality's Connect software opens access to Microsoft Azure Blob services for S3 API-compatible applications, making it easier to port S3 API apps to Microsoft cloud storage.

• October 05, 2017 05 Oct'17

  Data Dynamics StorageX 8.0 adds analysis, S3 support

  Data Dynamics beefs up StorageX file management software with new single-view analysis portal and support for Amazon S3 API-compliant object storage.

• October 05, 2017 05 Oct'17

  Microsoft Azure taps NetApp Ontap for native NFS storage

  NetApp Ontap will become available in Microsoft public cloud as the Azure Enterprise NFS Service. Will we see NetApp do the same for Amazon Web Services?