The need to automate storage deployments

Data Dynamics, Inc. has highlighted recent research forecasting the growth in enterprise NAS adoption through 2016. With unstructured data growth on the rise, enterprises are transitioning from legacy storage systems to the latest file-based storage solutions to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Alerting enterprises to the challenges of migrating to new storage platforms, Data Dynamics Inc. today cited data transfer complexities, compliance risks and excessive time requirements associated...

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LSI targets Hyperscale data centre market

Nytro XP6200 series delivers optimised performance for read-intensive workloads while reducing power up to 30 percent.

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China rates itself as world’s #1

EMC® Corporation has announced results of an independent survey revealing fresh insights about IT strategies and infrastructures deployed within companies and governments throughout the world. Most notably, respondents cite a startling lack of senior executive confidence that permeates organizations globally, specifically concerning readiness around the critical IT requirements of continuous availability; advanced security; and integrated backup and recovery. Reduced investment in these...

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Modernising Oracle with converged infrastructure

Customers who adopt Dell EMC VxBlock technology experienced 99% less planned and unplanned downtime according to a study by IDC.

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