Drink data from networked boxes with no CPU overhead Storage startup Excelero slides out of stealth today with its NVMesh v1.1 Server SAN software, which can drink data directly from a remote node, bypassing that node's CPU.…
Lees meer52PB X100 ActiveScale system landed in January WD has extended its disk-based archive array line scaling out to 52PB with a newish X100 ActiveScale product. This arrived in January with no fanfare and holds 47 per cent more data than the largest SA7…
Lees meerEt tu, Microsoft? Then fall, Intel Microsoft has ported its Windows Server operating system to the Qualcomm Centriq – a 64-bit ARM-compatible server-grade system-on-chip.…
Lees meerClaims to be two times faster than Chipzilla's latest data centre processor In a raid on Intel's x86 server heartland, AMD has unveiled its next shot at server market glory with Naples, a 32-core, 64-thread CPU based on its Zen microarchitecture.…
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Lees meerBlade-centric Borg surprised by hunger for pizza boxes, also ponders multi-hypervisor NFV Cisco's underwhelming performance in hyperconverged appliances is attributable to the company's heritage as a blade server vendor, the company's executive veep…
Lees meerSaving the furniture to burn later Bankruptcy-beset Avaya is cashing out of its networking business for just $100m, with Extreme Networks the buyer.…
Lees meerUpstart got tired of grinding out sales against deepening yearly losses Analysis In buying Nimble Storage for $1.2bn, HPE has signaled that it needs a complementary all‑flash array architecture to its 3PAR StoreServ arrays.…
Lees meerوای نه. ما واقعا به دنبال به جلو به که روتر Chinese giant ZTE has been fined $900m by the US government for skirting trade blocks by selling comms hardware to Iran.…
Lees meerHyperFlex 2x virtual advantage hyped Cisco's HyperFlex hyperconverged products can support more than twice the number of VMs than other HCI systems while maintaining high performance, according to tests by ESG [PDF].…
Lees meerWeb hosting services supplier vanishes Web hosting services at Fast.co.uk are out of action in what would appear to be the final nail in the supplier's coffin.…
Lees meerWe don't know what's caused it, but it's probably a cyberwar with aliens living among us Some unknowable terror has struck at the heart of the 21st century's communications infrastructure, as complaints mount regarding the global unavailability of M…
Lees meerFlash supply shortages drove up prices and profits Samsung was top of the charts as NAND prices rose in the fourth 2016 quarter due to supply shortages, with suppliers’ profits peaking according to TrendForce.…
Lees meerInvestors not happy, nominate seven independent directors Quantum's board has caved in to activist investor VIEX and agreed to reconstitute itself with new independent directors.…
Lees meerPlans to chuck more cash once it's merged up with OneWeb Comment Softbank has arrived as the unlikely white knight to save Luxembourg-based internet-satellite provider Intelsat from running out of cash. It has injected debt funding and proposed a m…
Lees meerAnd this time VersaStack's all about hybrid and/or cloud with software-defined storage IBM and Cisco are having another crack at converged infrastructure, by releasing a few new configurations for their joint VersaStack rigs.…
Lees meerSome furious, others rather interested Software company Solarwinds, which sells IT management tools, has infuriated customers after a faulty alert exposed customers' entire client lists to their competitors.…
Lees meerBlasts data between on-prem and public cloud SwiftStack v5's Cloud Sync provides two-way replication between on-premises data centres and Google Cloud Storage, Amazon S3 and Glacier.…
Lees meerKicks in on April Fools' Day Accounting-as-a-service firm Sage is hiking its cloudy payroll software prices by half, The Register has learned.…
Lees meerHPE admits to contract fail, will give failed forensic analysis but may also crimp report Hewlett Packard Enterprise “failed to deliver on the contractual terms” it agreed with Australia's Taxation Office after 3Par storage arrays twice failed at th…
Lees meerStorage news saved for the end of the week TGI (Thank God It’s) Friday and so time to retrieve back burner storage news received in the week and bring it to the fore;…
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