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Backup and recovery tools: Users identify the good, bad and ugly
Enterprise IT staffers in the IT Central Station community identify the most valuable features of data backup and recovery products -- from Veeam, Acronis, HPE and IBM -- and the areas that need improvement.
AMD gets back into SSDs with value Radeon R3 drives
AMD is jumping back into the SSD market with Radeon drives for laptops and desktops.
Users describe pros and cons of hyperconverged storage products
Enterprise users weigh in on their favorite features and offer suggestions for improvement.
SSD shootout: PCI Express blows away SATA and M.2 in throughput testing
For the better part of a decade now, the traditional interface for hard drives has been Serial ATA (SATA). With the advent of the solid state drive (SSD), new interfaces have come into play designed to speed up throughput, because the...
Splunk cuts storage costs, rolls out new visualization tools
It's all about making analytics cheaper, and offering it from one vendor.
Intel's new super-fast SSDs feature 3D NAND
Intel promised super fast and high-capacity SSDs with 3D NAND chips last year, and the company announces the first of those drives Thursday.
EMC has locked down ScaleIO with its biggest update yet
EMC has added features to ScaleIO to meet the needs of plus-size customers like banks and telecommunications carriers that are adopting the software-defined storage system.
Pure Storage wants to continue stellar growth by broadening product line
Pure Storage raised eyebrows with its IPO documents last year. Revenue growth was stratosheric and the company is releasing products today to try and continue on that path.
These technologies will blow the lid off data storage
Data storage manufacturers have repeatedly come up against walls in their quest for ever larger drives and faster performance. And each time, new technology allows them to scale those walls and keep going. They're about to do it again....
SSD prices plummet again, close in on HDDs
Consumer-grade SSDs saw a 12% price decline over just the past quarter. Based on DRAMeXchange’s analysis, the price difference between 128GB SSD and 500GB HDDs will shrink to less than $3 in this year.
Google test finds all SSDs are created equal, in some ways
Tests puncture the myth of SLC durability.
Cisco enters storage, hyperconvergence market with data center splash
Deal with SpringPath yields HyperFlex line; new Nexus switches support 25/50G
Fibre Channel is still alive and kicking
It seems that for years, the death of Fibre Channel has been speculated, as Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) or even IP networks would be the death knell for the more traditional storage protocol. However, Fibre Channel is still...
New ReRAM chip consumes 50-100 times less power for IoT
Adesto Technologies, a semiconductor maker in Sunnyvale, Calif., released a new non-volatile resistive RAM memory product that consumes up to 100 times less power than traditional NOR flash memory used in sensors and "smart" IoT...
How data can be archived 'eternally'
Forget ferrous hard drives and flash drives. 'Eternal,' glass-based memory using technology similar to Polaroid sunglasses filtering will allow digital copies to survive the human race, say researchers.
Intel SSDs may get speed, capacity boost with new Micron chips
Intel's solid-state drives could be poised for a big jump in capacity and speed with new 3D flash chips coming from Micron.
Flash memory's density surpasses hard drives for first time
The production of 3D or stacked NAND flash in recent years has led to non-volatile memory exceeding the areal density of HDDs. This means that flash memory products with higher capacity can be built using the same surface area.
Cisco Puts Storage into 'Beast' Mode
New MDS 9718 SAN Director is built for a decade and 32G
Q&A: What the new NetApp plus SolidFire combo means for storage buyers
SolidFire CEO Dave Wright makes clear that flash is not some alternative storage technology any longer -- it's the primary storage option for cloud providers and enterprises as well.
Q&A: As prices fall, flash memory is eating the world
Sumit Sadana, SanDisk's chief strategy officer and general manager of its Enterprise Solutions unit, shared his insights on the pending merger with Western Digital and his take on the evolving role of flash in corporate data...
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