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Category Archives: Storage
Words Mean Things, Apparently – Deduplication Myths Explored
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet? We might all agree that this is most definitely the case, but in the technology industry we have [..]
You had me at Tiered Non-Volatile Memory!
Memory isn’t cheap! Despite the falling costs and increasing sizes of DRAM DIMMS, it’s still damned expensive compared to most non-volatile media at a price per GB. What’s [..]
Violin Memory have cool technology, but do they have a future? I hope so!
Since visiting Violin Memory at Storage Field Day 8, it has taken me a while to get around to writing this post, and I guess the reason is [..]
Pure Storage goes All Cloudy
Conversations (and arguments) are prevelant in the industry today about moving to the cloud, be it public cloud, private cloud or hybrid cloud. People are developing into the usual fervent [..]