Flash stories

UK-based research and analytics firm Milieu Insight has launched Canvas 2.0, a platform that enables real-time collaboration for market research teams.

Pure Storage has become the first technology provider to cover all customer storage needs with all-flash, delivering greater reliability and efficiency.

Invented by Professor Manus Hayne, who teaches Physics at Lancaster University, Ultraram is a novel type of memory with extraordinary properties.

One area which organisations can focus on for economic efficiency and sustainability improvements is in the data centre.

New Ultrastar NVMe SSDs and RapidFlex NVMe-oF controllers are standalone solutions that combine creating the OpenFlex Data24 NVMe-oF Storage Platform.

Virtual Storage Platform 5000 Series and new Hitachi Ops Center software takes speed and flexibility to a new level.

IntelliFlash family additions and OS 3.10 enhancements deliver industry’s highest performing NVMe all-flash arrays.

The two companies hope to cultivate the 3D flash memory business with the new research and manufacturing facilities.

Hitachi Vantara's VP discusses businesses' struggles with data storage, management and the impact of IoT and machine learning.

Cisco has announced new additions to its storage networking portfolio at the Cisco Partner Summit in Dallas. The offerings include a new fibre channel switch, SAN telemetry streaming, Virtual Instruments Technology integration, and fibre channel N-port virtualization.

Investing in flash as the new standard for storage can significantly raise the cloud’s speed.

Seagate updates Nytro 5000 NVMe M.2 SSD and Nytro 3000 SAS SSD with enhanced performance and capacity capabilities.

Make no mistake about it – the magnetic hard disk is being replaced by flash. Prepare for the future with this in-depth look into the flash story.

SanDisk has launched a new collaborative platform for SanDisk and data centre partners to work together on delivering flash based storage solutions.

Pure Storage's channel growth continues to accelerate, with a 124% increase in partner sales executives in 2015.

As the enterprise transitions from disk to flash, the focus shifts from optimising for performance to optimising for capacity.

Almost half of Australian businesses in a recent survey are doubtful their current storage environments sustain business needs over the next 10 years.

Nimble Storage announces new features to its Adaptive Flash platform, enabling IT organisations to meet service level agreements more effectively.

New zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Flash could allow attackers to remotely execute code on targeted computer, says Symantec.

IBM tops all-flash storage array vendors in 2014, shipping more petabytes and units for SSA than any of its competitors, according to Gartner report.

Nimble Storage is eyeing up New Zealand for substantial growth in the year ahead as the storage market changes.

Violin Memory, the flash storage provider, has a new country manager for Australia and New Zealand to aid expansion in this market.

Trend Micro is urging resellers to take a proactive role in advising customers of a zero-day vulnerability under attack affecting Adobe Flash Player.

Pure Storage is part of a new breed of enterprise storage vendors. It is focused on innovation and specialise in flash storage systems for enterprise organisations.