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Irish university buys StorONE array from recycled hardware supplier

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Who knew you can build a storage array using recycled hardware? Apparently the University of Limerick has bought one from Wisetek with previously-used hardware and StorONE software. Cork-based Wisetek built...

Kubernetes storage: SmartX’s IOMesh beats Portworx, Longhorn and OpenEBS

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China-based SmartX has released a preview of its Kubernetes storage software IOMesh, and it outperforms Pure’s Portworx, Longhorn and OpenEBS on MySQL transactions and latency. The claims are backed up...

Lenovo unveils new NetApp entry-level all-flash arrays

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Lenovo has announced two entry-level all-flash arrays, one with NVMe drives and the other SAS, with a sub-$15,000 starting price. Update: 6 Aug 20321. Justification for Lenovo first to market...

Coldago survey: users love cloud, cloud-native and flash arrays; secondary storage surprises

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An end-user survey by research firm Coldago finds users highly positive about the public cloud, cloud-native development, and all-flash arrays, with some surprising vendor rankings concerning Infinidat, VAST Data...

SAN attack: AWS speeds up slow SSD block volume instances

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Less than a year after introducing its first SSD-based performance block storage, AWS has finally caught up with modern SSD and SAN speed with its latest io2 Block Express...

Storage VAR sentiment tracker: VMware mojo lost, Commvault mojo gained?

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A June survey of storage VARs’ views of the market shows growing demand with core infrastructure refreshes as the US economy re-opens and ransomware becomes a top-of-mind concern. William Blair...
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StorONE and Storbyte get NASA blessing for combined fast, long-life flash array

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NASA is repatriating an HPC application system back on-premises to a StorONE S1 software platform, running atop a three million IOPS-plus Storbyte flash array with a ten-year write life...

Fungible claims fastest storage node on the market, at 6.55 million IOPS

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Dutch high-performance computing (HPC) researchers have reported a Fungible storage node delivering 6.55 million random read IOPS to a single server. Fungible claims this is the world’s highest performance...

Your occasional storage digest with MariaDB, HPE, WD, IBM and more

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This week we have an improved MariaDB database, HPE’s Alletra array getting faster access, WD announcing a much faster 5G phone-embedded flash drive and IBM producing an all-IBM tape...

PowerFlex, Dell EMC’s other HCI system, supports more Nvidia GPUs and Oracle KVM hypervisor

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Dell EMC has updated its PowerFlex software, widening GPU and hypervisor support and improving resiliency and manageability. PowerFlex is Dell EMC’s scale-out virtual SAN and hyper-converged system with multi-hypervisor support,...

Flash KumoScale hops onto OpenStack Wallaby and adds IP routing for network resiliency

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Kioxia has added up-to-date OpenStack access control and open source integrations to its NVMe-oF KumoScale flash array software and increased its network access availability and bandwidth with a preview...

Dell’s CloudIQ storage health and performance checker adds security status monitoring

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Dell EMC has introduced cybersecurity features into CloudIQ, its AIOps application for Dell EMC IT infrastructure products. CloudIQ supports PowerMAX, PowerStore, PowerScale, PowerProtect, VxBLock, VxRail,  as well as older arrays...