Today’s data-driven world means choosing the right storage architecture is crucial to enterprise IT strategies. Whether the aim is to expand seamlessly with minimal disruption or enhance performance ...

IT systems can scale vertically, horizontally, and sometimes both. In broad terms, vertical scaling, or scale-up, entails installing more powerful systems or upgrading to more powerful components.

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Scale Out Storage, also called Clustered Storage or Grid Storage, are storage systems that claim to achieve near limitless scale and performance by adding nodes to a storage platform when you need ...

In a recent entry we discussed a concern with scale out storage, making sure the utilization of processing, power and resources remains efficient. The last thing you want is a storage system that, ...

The world’s data has doubled in 18 months’ time. The industry estimates that the global amount of storage will reach 40 ZB by 2020. Historically, storage architectures were built on solutions that ...

Scaling out storage is all the rage these days, largely because customers have grown tired of having to pay for storage they are not using in advance. The issue that many IT organizations don’t ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Quobyte® Inc., a leading developer of modern storage system software, today announced details of its latest version of the Data Center File System, a ...

It's a while off yet but I'm already thinking about what we do when our current SAN (P4000) is due to be replaced. What I'd like is something node, not frame based, that can be installed onto ...

‘It fulfills our vision to some extent of delivering a purpose-built cloud-native storage for all workloads. We are talking about workloads from traditional to modern cloud-native, from edge to cloud, ...

Product development in storage often feels like a bolting together of existing categories of product. You take one advance from here and mate it with another from over there. Getting the timing right ...