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Tintri unveils scale-out storage platform

Tintri has introduced a scale-out storage platform to enable enterprises and cloud service providers (CSPs) to build their own Amazon-like cloud infrastructure for diverse virtualised workloads. The new platform forms the foundation for the industry’s largest all-flash scale-out, with support for up to 160,000 VMs, 10 petabytes of capacity, and 6.4 million IOPS, for less than $1/GB.

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Future-ready storage

Dell Storage Center Operating System 7 offers a 'revolutionary' approach and economics for all-flash and hybrid flash arrays with deeper intelligence and industry-leading data efficiency

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Wipro receives 2015 EMC Global Growth Alliances Partner Award

Wipro has received the 2015 EMC Global Growth Alliances Partner Award from EMC Corporation for consistently and significantly contributing toward EMC's growth. Wipro has received this global recognition for the second year in a row.

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Software-Defined Storage pioneer Evan Powell joins Cloudian Advisory Board

Cloudian names former CEO of StackStorm, Nexenta and Clarus Systems to Advisory Board.

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Caringo targets MSPs and large enterprises

Latest enhancements can be viewed and set directly through Swarm Portal.

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Highlights will include QXS hybrid flash storage, StorNext data management platform and new...
Fujitsu extends by a further 350 percent the capacity of its petabyte-scale expandable edition of...
Meets challenges of the hybrid enterprise with expanded support for optimization, visibility and...
Addressing the growing demand for scalable, flexible, pay-as-you-go enterprise storage.
SEGA Networks Co., Ltd. will adopt PernixData FVP™ software to accelerate the storage...
International Data Corporation (IDC) recently published its annual DataSphere and StorageSphere...
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Modernising Oracle with converged infrastructure

Customers who adopt Dell EMC VxBlock technology experienced 99% less planned and unplanned downtime according to a study by IDC.

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