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Where now for storage? Dell EMC, NetApp and HPE Part I: Storage supplier strategy in the cloud era: Dell EMC, NetApp and HPE. We snapshot the big six hardware makers, as they take things to the cloud and as-a-service models Share this item with your network: By Published: 06 Apr 2021 In this first article of two, we look at Dell, HPE and NetApp. All three are making a big play towards the cloud – with Dell EMC and HPE’s consumption models very prominent – and NetApp, the only pure play storage supplier of the three, being noticeably vocal about things like containers.

DTCP Private Cloud is packaged with the same features that come with Dell’s existing hybrid cloud offering, with the firm also introducing instance-based offerings for DTCP Hybrid Cloud late last year. These can be ordered in a self-service manner in quantities of 25, 50, 100, 200 and 500, and can be deployed in customers' data centres within two weeks and scaled up in roughly five days. They can be combined to run a larger quantity of instances of the same type, or customers can mix and match multiple workloads within the same product. While the firm’s hybrid cloud service is available f...

Dell extends its infrastructure-as-a-service offering to on-premises private clouds - SiliconANGLE

Google Cloud Status Dashboard This page provides status information on the services that are part of Google Cloud Platform. Check back here to view the current status of the services listed below. If you are experiencing an issue not listed here, please contact Support. Learn more about what's posted on the dashboard in this FAQ. For additional information on these services, please visit cloud.google.com. Google Cloud Infrastructure Components Incident #20013 Google Cloud services are experiencing issues and we have an other update at 5:30 PDT ...

Google has a better track record but the same issue: when authentication breaks, everything breaks Tim Anderson Tue 15 Dec 2020 // 12:14 UTC Share Copy Google has posted more details about its 50 minute outage yesterday, though promising a "full incident report" to follow. It was authentication that broke, reminiscent of Microsoft's September cloud outage caused by an Azure Active Directory failure. In an update to its Cloud Status dashboard, Google said that: "The root cause was an issue in our automated quota management system which reduced capacity for Google's cent...