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The 10 Coolest Data Storage Products Of 2021
by Joseph F. Kovar
Storage vendors are looking for ever new ways to help clients store, manage, access, and protect their precious data. CRN looks at 10 new offerings in 2021 that help businesses, and their channel partners, do just that.
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Pure Storage CEO: No Stopping Evolution To Cloud, Flash
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘We really believe that giving our customers a cloud operating model, whether it’s an MSP or a large customer like a bank, to where they can operate their infrastructure and give their developers the cloud experience, even on on-prem infrastructure, is something that’s going to gain more and more momentum,’ says Pure Storage CEO Charles Giancarlo.
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5 Keys To Understanding NetApp’s Second-Quarter Financials
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘As I’ve said many times, our public cloud services not only allow us to participate in the rapidly growing cloud market, but they also make us a more strategic data center partner to our enterprise customers, driving share gains in our hybrid cloud business,’ says NetApp CEO George Kurian.
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DataCore CEO: MayaData Container Tech ‘Ready For Prime Time’
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘When there’s a generational foundational change like what we’re seeing with containers, a lot of innovations come from the smaller companies, but the channel generally is owned by the larger companies. ... And that’s why you see companies like Veeam, Pure Storage, and DataCore go out and try to acquire some of this innovative technology to basically run through their channels,’ says DataCore CEO David Zabrowski.
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The 10 Hottest Data Storage Startups Of 2021
by Joseph F. Kovar
CRN is highlighting 10 data storage startups that made headlines in the last year with the unveiling of their first storage products aimed at improving data storage, data protection, and/or data migration, whether on-premises, in the cloud, or some hybrid combination.
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Nyriad CEO Herb Hunt: We’re Building ‘Breakthrough’ Storage Technology That Gets Better Performance At ’Higher Resilience, Higher Consistency’
by Joseph F. Kovar
While Herb Hunt, CEO of New Zealand-based storage startup Nyriad, is not yet ready to talk specifically about the company’s technology, he is ready to talk about its new $28 million funding round and the move to set up headquarters in the U.S.
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The 10 Hottest Edge Computing Devices Of 2021 (So Far)
by Mark Haranas
Here’s 10 edge computing devices — from AWS and Eaton to Dell Technologies and Cisco – who are making waves in the growing edge market.
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5 Bold Statements On Transforming For A Hybrid World From NetApp’s CEO
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘From a business strategy standpoint, lean into digital and cloud. Pick a few big bets with hard impact business cases and move fast. Structure the digital organization to have flexibility in strategy and operating model, even if that means having to disrupt your traditional business,’ says NetApp CEO George Kurian.
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2021 Partner Program Guide: 5-Star Data Storage And Backup Vendors
by Rick Whiting
As part of the Partner Program Guide, CRN designates some vendor channel programs as 5-Star Partner Programs. Here are the 5-Star designees in the data storage and backup/recovery technology space for 2021.
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Gartner’s Top 13 Backup And Recovery Software Leaders
by Mark Haranas
From Veeam, Rubrik and Commvault to Dell Technologies and IBM, here’s where the top 13 backup and recovery software leaders rank in Gartner’s new Magic Quadrant.
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HYCU CEO: With New Ransomware Recovery Readiness Score, The Focus Is On When The ‘Bad Guys Are Already In The House’
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘We’ve got to stop telling people that they can be foolproof against a ransomware attack. Instead, we need to let people know you’re going to get hit and [attackers are] going to get in the door. But when they get in, we want to make sure that you never have to pay the bad guys any kind of ransom,’ says HYCU CEO Simon Taylor.
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IBM, Hitachi See Drop In External Storage Sales As Dell, HPE Soar: IDC
by Joseph F. Kovar
Dell, HPE, NetApp, Huawei, and Pure Storage all showed double-digit growth in worldwide enterprise external OEM storage revenue, according to IDC, but the continuing drop in Hitachi and IBM revenue means Pure Storage, now at No. 7, could soon take the No. 5 spot.
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The 25 Most Influential Executives Of 2021
by CRN Staff
These 25 CEOs offered solution providers much-needed partnership at a time when the channel needed it most.
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The 10 Hottest SSD And Flash Storage Products Of 2021 (So Far)
by Joseph F. Kovar
Flash storage continues to mature as vendors including Dell EMC, IBM, Infinidat, and Pure Storage adopt the latest technologies, including NVMe, aimed at either fostering increased performance or increased security.
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