USP V

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• 2.029: dont look back!

  
  the storage anarchist — Authority: 100
  I’m just back from 2 weeks of holiday in South Africa, passing through home long enough to switch suitcases for my trip back across the Atlantic to Prague for Customer Council (I promise to post more pictures soon). Up early to try and stay in the Czech Republic’s time zone during my brief stop-over, I noticed ...
  1 week ago

• Migration – what they don’t tell you

  
  Christophe Bertrand — Authority: 104
  It’s a very interesting time in the industry because there are many users of storage going through data center consolidations, moves, and technology refreshes that invariably generate significant disruptions to business as usual. More importantly, these events generate migration projects which are fraught with ...
  1 week ago

• Ex-IV?

  
  Christophe Bertrand — Authority: 104
  I was recently chatting with one of my colleagues, and we got around to discussing midrange storage and XIV. After a few minutes of healthy banter, we quickly concluded that the XIV definitely has some product limitations customers need to be aware of. Please take this with as light-heartedly as you can — asXIV ...
  2 weeks ago

• Is the future of storage scale up or scale out?

  
  Hu Yoshida — Authority: 104
  What do we mean by scale up versus scale out? If you go to Wikipedia you will find a section under the definition for scalability for “Scale vertically vs. horizontally” . Here is what it says: Scale vertically (scale up) To scale vertically (or scale up) means to add resources to a single node in a ...
  2 weeks ago

• Disruptive thinking…

  
  Christophe Bertrand — Authority: 104
  With its V-Max announcement a while back and its recent earnings call, EMC is making noise about so-called federated storage, scale out architecture… and selling futures in a big way. Like any marketing term, federated storage has been heavy on implication and light on definition. Some of us believe, in fact, that ...
  3 weeks ago

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