Here’s another video from this week’s SNWE in Frankfurt. This time I’m talking to Barry Whyte about the IBM Storewize v7000; a modular array with SVC tendencies. It’s good to see another vendor acknowledging that the ability to manage external storage is justified and can offer [...]
Continue Reading This Post →On day 2 of SNWE, I popped down to the Fusion-IO stand. At the IP Expo event earlier this month, I was initially told I couldn’t video my chat with on of the presenters on the stand. Fortunately that appears to have been no more than a mixup, and Mat Young [...]
Continue Reading This Post →Today and tomorrow (Tuesday & Wednesday), I’m visiting Storage Networking World Europe (SNWE) in Frankfurt as an “editorial guest” of SNIA.
Disclaimer: The organisers have paid for my flights and accommodation to attend this event, however I’m under no obligation to write anything; all views are my own.
It’s the first [...]
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With relatively simple storage arrays, the process of charging for utilisation is a straightforward one. For instance, [...]
Continue Reading This Post →This year’s IP Expo at Earls Court in London has a real buzz about it. I dropped in yesterday and managed to get a quick interview with Simon Hansford, founder of Attenda Ltd, a company offering cloud-based application managed services. We’ve seen Simon on many a 3Par promotional video (and [...]
Continue Reading This Post →This is a guest post from Jim McGann, Vice President of Information Discovery at Index Engines – www.indexengines.com
At dinner recently a friend complained about the problem of syncing Outlook with his new iPhone. Apparently he was the first iPhone user on his company’s email [...]
Continue Reading This Post →At 360IT last month I managed to catch up with Vish Mulchand, Director of Software Product Marketing. Vish talks about Oracle VM Server support and other virtualisation platforms, including VMware, Hyper-V and Xen. In a virtual world, storage and virtualisation integration is going to be key. 3Par have already demonstrated their [...]
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