Software-defined storage stories

First for Azure, NVMesh expands public cloud capabilities and in doing so aims to address performance challenges organisations face while transitioning IO-intensive workloads to public clouds.>>

QNAP 2020 TechDay will demonstrate its latest technologies to help businesses succeed in digital transformation, and to help them realise the near-limitless potential of future IT trends.>>

"It's an honour to award partners who have excelled in developing their partnerships with HPE and grown mutual business opportunities with collaborative solutions for our joint customers.">>

Veritas Technologies has announced the appointment of Todd Forsythe as its new chief marketing officer.>>

With data growing at an estimated 40% annually for the foreseeable future, it’s time to look at options for affordable, scalable SD storage solutions.>>

The company says it has alleviated a lot of the cost burdens associated with surveillance storage through its new solution.>>

Are MSPs and organisations cloud ready? ioFabric’s Greg Wyman says objective-defined storage and AI can help ease the path.>>

Significant IT challenges exist with storage - this report delves into the top three and provides insights for solving them.>>

Apstra's newest release delivers the first intent-based integrated underlay and overlay solution for the data centre network.>>

The company is welcoming Barbara Spicek as its vice president of global channels and alliances, and David Noy as vice president of product management.>>

“The adoption of private cloud solutions offers an approach that helps organizations more easily transition to the future.">>

​A recent study released by enterprise open source infrastructure solution provider, SUSE, has made some interesting findings.>>

Greg Wyman, ioFABRIC Asia Pacific vice president outlines why software defined storage is an opportunity for local resellers.>>

A study from Research and Markets put forward a global forecast for the software-defined anything market to 2022.>>

Half of organisations plan to deploy SDN within two years, opening the doors to a new growth market for ANZ resellers, Gartner says.>>

Data storage should be just like the plumbing in a house or office. Want water, turn on the tap. Want colder or hotter water, adjust the tap.>>

“These solutions will be designed to break new ground and make all-flash storage exceedingly cost-effective for a wide range of use cases.">>

"This growing need for network simplification in organisations will drive the global SDx market over the next four years.">>

Increasing demand for software defined storage has bolstered DataCore's local sales by 50% year on year and lead to expansion of its ANZ operations.>>