Using patent-pending data optimization and dedupe technology from an acquisition, HybriStor brings enormous scalability and performance to object-based storage.
Storage
Small Business, Storage
HPE enhances entry level MSA 1040 and StoreEasy storage
by Mark Cox •
Cloud, Storage
Arcserve looks upmarket with new UDP software release upgrading Linux capabilities
by Mark Cox •
Data Centre, Storage
Pivot3 looks to rule hyperconverged space with NexGen acquisition
by Mark Cox •
Cloud, Storage
New Panzura console interface designed to make it easier to manage global cloud storage
by Mark Cox •
Channel Programs, Managed Services, Storage
StorageCraft looks to expand product line, redo channel program
by Mark Cox •
Data Centre, Storage
Plexistor’s software-defined memory platform reaches the market
by Mark Cox •
Channel Programs, Storage
EMC tweaks partner program in response to partner feedback
by Mark Cox •
Data Centre, Storage, Virtualization
Commvault extends Nutanix partnership with support for Acropolis hypervisor
by Mark Cox •
Cloud, Storage
EMC Canada’s channel chief looks ahead to 2016
by Mark Cox •
Data Centre, Servers, Storage
Stratoscale targets test-dev market with launch of software-defined architecture
by Mark Cox •
Storage
Cisco, Nimble Storage extend partnership with new SmartStack offerings
by Mark Cox •
Channel Programs, Managed Services, Storage, Uncategorized
Data protection vendor Druva adds MSP channel, launches MSP partner program
by Mark Cox •
Data Centre, Storage, Virtualization
Scale Computing ramps up Canadian staff, resources for big 2016 push
by Mark Cox •
Storage
HPE announces flurry of 3PAR announcements
by Mark Cox •
Storage
Security, reporting, planning enhancements highlight Data Dynamics’ StorageX 7.7
by Mark Cox •
Big Data, Storage
EMC’s shift in Data Lake strategy opens up new partner opportunities
by Mark Cox •
EMC’s Data Lake 2.0 significantly enhances the original core-focused Data Lake strategy by extending it to the edge and the cloud, as well as strengthening the core. This is also likely to expand partner opportunities somewhat beyond the very limited involvement thought likely when the original Data lake was announced.