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The trickle-down effect of enterprise IT is as old as business technology. Vendors have long aimed new innovations at enterprises whose deep pockets and desire for competitive advantage will lead them to pay a premium for shiny new products. Over time and with the help of constant technological evolution, yesterday’s leading-edge solutions are reconfigured and repackaged for smaller companies with tighter budgets. That dynamic has played out time and again across enterprise tech, but recent d...

IBM refreshes entry-level FlashSystem arrays with a little NVMe Big Blue refreshes three entry-level systems – the 5200, 5035 and 5015 – with the flagship of them gaining all-NVMe flash storage capability and cluster scaling to 10s of PB Share this item with your network: By Published: 09 Feb 2021 14:00 IBM has refreshed the entry-level flash storage arrays in its FlashSystem line with the introduction of the all-NVMe flash 5200, plus the 5015 and 5035 that can be equipped with SAS-co...

Early this morning, IBM made an online announcement about new storage products that aim to meet the growing data needs of smaller businesses. The FlashSystem 5200 is a high-speed, entry-level flash storage system that will be generally available in March, followed by hybrid cloud and container-centric updates. The company states that the 5200 will be available at a base price that is, on average, 20 percent less than its predecessor, depending on configuration. The 5200 will start with 38TB of ...

IBM Refreshes Entry FlashSystem Flash Storage, Beefs Up Cloud Storage “Last year we launched the FlashSystem refresh at the upper end and entry-level, and got rid of our StorWize product line. We consolidated it to a single family for non-mainframe workloads. The FlashSystem family seamlessly supports hybrid cloud and container deployments [and] is driving high-end features down-market,” says Eric Herzog, chief marketing officer and vice president of global storage channels for IBM’s stor...

(Unsplash) Keeping up with todays new technologies and the slew of products and services introduced to support them is a daunting task. Here is a brief list of some networking and infrastructure news of the week to help you navigate the choices. Send your news to . Red Hat launched new data resilience capabilities for cloud-native workloads with the release of Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage 4.6. This new offering from Red Hat Data Services lets users extend their existing data protection ...

Robin.io aims its Kubernetes storage at databases and big data Cloud-native storage runs in Kubernetes and pools storage media to present it to application persistent storage needs, including snapshots and backup on top Share this item with your network: By Published: 07 Jan 2021 Containers began life as a lightweight, supremely portable way of running applications. So lightweight, in fact, that even the storage they required lived and died along with the container. But that didn’t cut i...