Nutanix Enhances Its Enterprise Cloud OS With Public, Private Cloud Capabilities
The company introduces new compute flexibility, object storage, and a new app marketplace service to make it easier for partners to build cloud-like infrastructures.
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Commvault Intros GDPR Analytics, Endpoint Backup-As-A-Service And A New Google Cloud Partnership
Commvault made several significant enhancements to its data management and data protection platform at its Commvault GO conference as a way to expand its ability to protect customer data regardless of where it comes from or where it is stored. -
10 Hot Startups That Raised VC Funding In October
Cybersecurity and storage companies were among those that hauled in venture capital rounds in October. -
Dell EMC Targets NetApp With New All-Flash SC Series Storage Arrays, Debuts 'Partner-First' Loyalty Program
The new Future-Proof Storage Loyalty Program allows partners 'to compete more strongly, win more customers and provide value to end users,' says Sam Grocott, senior vice president of storage marketing at Dell EMC. -
30 Notable IT Executive Moves: October 2017
Here's a look at which executive comings and goings made our October list. -
CRN Exclusive: Former NetApp Exec Rob Salmon, Now Cohesity's New President And COO, Gets Ready For A Channel Push
Rob Salmon, who took a year off after serving as president of NetApp, is heading up a hot startup focused on secondary storage for hyper-converged infrastructure deployments. -
Pivot3 Signs With Arrow To Bring Its Hyper-Converged Infrastructure To Partners
Arrow Enterprise Computing Solutions will provide Pivot3-branded appliances based on Dell or Lenovo hardware. Lenovo-branded versions can be configured via Arrow Intelligent Systems. -
5 Things To Look Out For In Lenovo's Q2 Results
Lenovo is looking to bounce back from a first quarter in which it saw its first quarterly loss in almost two years amid leadership changes and challenges in key markets. Here are five things partners should keep an eye on. -
IBM Adds Performance, Intros New Software And Utility Pricing, To Its FlashSystem Storage Offerings
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IBM is using 3D TLC flash technology to increase its FlashSystem storage lines, along with utility pricing and the use of cognitive computing and artificial intelligence to enhance automation and support. -
Datrium Increases Storage Performance With New Server Software, New All-Flash Data Nodes
Datrium wants to bring end-to-end all-flash storage performance to partners and customers with new software supporting Intel Skylake processors and NVMe on commodity servers tied to the company's own all-flash data nodes. -
CRN Exclusive: Veritas CEO Bill Coleman Discusses Why His Company's Partnership With Microsoft Azure Is So Different
Bill Coleman wants it known that Veritas, carved out of Symantec two years ago as a legacy data protection software vendor, is now a force to be reckoned with when it comes time to protecting and managing data seamlessly across on-premises and cloud environments. -
CRN Exclusive: Western Digital President, COO Cordano On Importance Of Investing In Hard-Drive, Flash Technology
'We believe in R&D as a driver of technology and products across the portfolio breadth. And we will continue to invest in HDD, flash, and other things in a very purposeful way,' Michael Cordano tells CRN. -
IBM Reports Storage Revenue Growth In Q3
IBM showed it can grow its storage business even without an x86-based server business to pull sales. -
5 Companies That Had A Rough Week
For the week ending Oct. 13, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions. -
5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
For the week ending Oct. 13, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel. -
The Best And Worst Technology Company Stocks In The Third Quarter Of 2017
Twenty-six of the 42 of the technology companies on our watch list recorded gains in the price of their publicly traded shares in the first half of 2017. Take a look at who was up and who was down. -
Western Digital Hammers Down On MAMR, Not HAMR, For Spinning Hard Drives
Western Digital expects new high-capacity drives featuring microwave-assisted magnetic recording (MAMR) technology to take spinning hard disk technology into the next decade. With capacities of up to 80 TBs per drive, these disks are said to have a significant cost-per-terabyte advantage over flash storage. -
CRN Exclusive: NetApp's Dave Hitz Talks Software-Defined Storage, Outlines How Challenging It Would Be To Acquire The 'New NetApp'
The co-founder and executive vice president tells CRN that NetApp's unique position in managing data across on-premises and public and private cloud environments would make it hard to acquire the company without destroying its value. -
NetApp Cheers Partners With Lead-Passing Program, Aims To Help Them Book More Revenue Through Support Services
NetApp is doubling down on software, with an increased focus on cloud, converged and hyper-converged infrastructure. The storage vendor told partners how to be successful selling these solutions during The Channel Company's BoB conference. -
Scality Brings Multi-Cloud Capability To Object Storage On Azure Blob
The Scality Connect for Microsoft Azure Blob Storage is aimed at making it easier for AWS S3 applications to connect to Microsoft Azure Blob object storage.
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