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Pure Storage Expands Artificial Intelligence Capabilities
by Joseph F. Kovar
The company's new AI Data Hub, working in conjunction with a newly expanded capacity point for its FlashBlade all-flash storage array for file and object storage, targets customers looking for a simple path for prepping and moving data for AI applications. -
Commvault To Acquire Hedvig In $225M Deal, Speeding Up Software-Defined Storage Vision
by Joseph F. Kovar
With the acquisition, Commvault, which has focused primarily on data protection and management, gains new capabilities in primary heterogeneous environments, including on-premises and cloud, thanks to the Hedvig Distributed Storage Platform. -
Hurricane Dorian Casts Shadow Over Sunshine State Solution Providers
by O’Ryan Johnson
‘The word of the day for all of our clients is backup, backup, backup,” said Michael Goldstein, with LAN Infotech, a Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based solution provider. -
Nutanix Claims Success In Transition From Hardware Sales To Software Subscription
by Joseph F. Kovar
Hyper-converged infrastructure pioneer Nutanix for the first time provided financial guidance with a focus on software billing and subscriptions, and said it wants to go deeper with key channel partners on helping customers work with the cloud. -
Pure Storage: Innovation, Channel Partners Key To 28 Percent Revenue Growth Year Over Year
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘We are now setting a bold new path for Pure for our second decade, which will deliver the next set of 10X breakthroughs. Our goal is to take the fragmented and antiquated data storage environment and re-create it into a unified, automated and multi-cloud data experience,’ said Chairman and CEO Charles Giancarlo on the company’s second fiscal quarter 2020 earnings call. -
NetApp Bids Adieu To Two More Top Executives
by Joseph F. Kovar
Thomas Stanley and Joel Reich have left NetApp, with the retirement of Reich giving NetApp an opportunity to bring its storage-focused and cloud-focused business units together under a single executive, Brad Anderson. -
5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Aug. 16, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel. -
NetApp Financials Come In Better Than Company’s Expectation
by Joseph F. Kovar
In a preliminary report two weeks ago, NetApp warned of a dramatic fall in revenue and earnings for the quarter. The final results, however, were not nearly as bad as expected. -
NVMe-oF Tech Startup Pavilion Data Bags $25M Funding
by Joseph F. Kovar
The new funding is slated to help bring Pavilion Data's NVMe over Fabric technology, based on its Hyperparallel platform that allows both high storage performance and fast drive rebuilds, reach a wider range of channel partners and customers. -
Axcient Increases Performance, Lowers Cost Of Cloud Data Protection
by Joseph F. Kovar
As part of a simplification of SKUs, Axcient is now offering unlimited storage capacity as a way to make it easier for MSPs to order and pay for storage capacity without worrying about how much they need, Angus Robertson, Axcient’s chief revenue officer, tells CRN. -
3 Reasons Why NetApp CEO George Kurian Expects A Revenue Shortfall (And 5 Ways He’ll Turn It Around)
by Joseph F. Kovar
Macroeconomic factors probably accounted for two-thirds of the expected shortfall, Kurian says, and pricing or competitive pressures were not a factor. -
HPE Plans To Tie MapR With BlueData, Other Platforms In Analytics Play
by Joseph F. Kovar
HPE plans to integrate MapR with other parts of its business, particularly its BlueData container platform, as a way to improve its artificial intelligence, machine learning, and analytics capabilities. -
HPE Makes AI, Analytics Play With MapR Acquisition
by Joseph F. Kovar
MapR's assets are slated to be combined with those of other parts of HPE's data analytics capabilities to provide a wider platform for edge-to-cloud artificial intelligence, machine learning, and analytics.
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