End-to-end, application level encryption fundamentally defeats data reduction, says Chip Elmblad, enterprise architect at INFINIDAT.
IBM Storage introduces innovations to software-defined storage, data protection and storage systems portfolio.
The company has been appointed an authorised partner of Pure Storage, the all-flash storage platform.
Artificial intelligence is starting to change how many businesses operate, and flash storage arrays are best suited for these AI projects, says James Petter, EMEA VP, Pure Storage.
StorageCraft has addressed the challenge of the cost and compliance of storing footage as police departments increasingly deploy body-worn video technology.
With a new data management offering, the company plans to be less reliant on channel and deal directly with enterprise customers in Africa.
This makes everything faster: databases, virtualised and containerised environments, test/dev initiatives and Web-scale applications.
INFINIDAT's paper provides information on the issues that Big Data applications pose for storage systems.
Customers can subscribe to the Pure for pay-per-use on-premises storage, as well as new benefits that extend the life of Pure's existing Right-Size Guarantee.
Its second AI-ready infrastructure offering will enable data architects, scientists and business leaders to extend the power of the NVIDIA DGX-1 system.
This paper will focus on data protection for the data centre, which is the area that houses the largest amount of data and backup infrastructure.
This solution allows for the assignment, storage and distribution of a single inventory item in multiple bin locations within a warehouse.