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Fusion-io buys NexGen

Gets hybrid flash/disk array startup

Opinion

IBM Quarterly Storage HW Revenues

Reg man crunches IBM's storage hardware revenues

Analysis IBM's under-performing storage hardware business can be understood better if we look at the quarterly revenue numbers.
Sanbolic data management platform

Sanbolic reveals flashy server goodness with Melio 5

That's right: storage software supplier Sanbolic is shipping server-side scale-out services supporting SSDs. But what does it mean?
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Mutant array upstarts feast on EMC, NetApp's leavings

Blocks and Files Mainstream storage vendors have a potentially huge blind spot in their product strategy and hybrid array startups are now eating away at their customer base. Nimble Storage, Tegile and Tintri, specifically, appear to be benefiting at the expense of mainstream storage giants EMC and NetApp.

News

DataDirect in job slash bloodbath

'Natural hygiene' washes people away

Quantum lays off fifty – prepping for a sale?

'Excited about increased market opportunities'
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Building a private cloud? Better sort your storage first

Establish a bridgehead, parachute in SSD stacks
Funnel of cash. Credit: via SXC – http://www.sxc.hu/profile/Leonardini

IBM pours $1 BEELLION into flash SSDs

Should help IT monolith crush flashy upstarts
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Sanbolic data management platform

Sanbolic reveals flashy server goodness with Melio 5

Ships server-side scale-out SSD-supporting services
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EMC dishes up 8 times more cache to hungry Isilon PAN

EMC is adding more performance grunt to its Isilon scale-out cluster Performance Accelerator Node (PAN) by replacing it with a new box featuring eight times more level 1 cache.
HGST SSD1000MR

HGST unveils 12Gbit/s SAS SSDs for bankers, gamers and cloud-pushers

Western Digital subsidiary HGST has slapped 12Gbit/s SAS interfaces on three solid-state drives - which it claims is a storage industry first - and they fly, with one model boasting prolonged endurance as well.
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US spies' crazytech branch asks chip firm for 8-BIT-PER-CELL memory

The blue-sky researchers who work for the US intelligence branch have handed a contract to magnetic semiconductor firm Crocus Technology to develop memory that stores a whopping 8-bit-per cell memory to help keep the United States' intel secure.