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Pure Storage CEO Charles Giancarlo On Investing Heavily To Tie On-Prem To Cloud
by Joseph F. Kovar
Pure Storage CEO Charles Giancarlo tells CRN that the company's investments in software are paying off by giving customers cloud-native data management capabilities that work across on-premises infrastructures and the major public clouds.
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Despite Falling Revenue, Dell, HPE And NetApp Still Storage Market Leaders: IDC
by Joseph F. Kovar
Fourth quarter 2019 branded OEM storage sales dipped over last year, while ODM sales to hyperscalers rose strongly, continuing storage migration from on-premises to on-line. Strong IBM and Huawei growth couldn't overcome competitors falling revenue.
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10 Storage Startups Flexing Their Muscles With New Takes On Technology
by Joseph F. Kovar
CRN highlights 10 new offerings have the potential to reshape the storage landscape.
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NetApp CFO On Why He’s Leaving And Why Not To Obsess Over Financials
by Joseph F. Kovar
Ron Pasek, who this week said he plans to retire from his role at NetApp during a time when NetApp is looking at how to restart growth, told CRN why he is retiring now and why businesses should not read too much into the company's recent financials.
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Dell’s New Cloud Offerings: 5 Things Partners Need To Know
by Mark Haranas
CRN breaks down how partners can drives sales around Dell Technologies’ new Cloud Platforms and Cloud Data Center as a Service launched Monday at Dell Technologies World.
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CEO Sanjay Mirchandani On Commvault's Future: Metallic, Hedvig, Data Management
by Joseph F. Kovar
Mirchandani told CRN that the speed at which Commvault built its Metallic SaaS data protection and data management application and acquired software-defined storage developer Hedvig are proof points that his company is not the stodgy vendor of old.
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Quantum CEO Jamie Lerner: Relisting On Nasdaq, Returning To Profitability, Refocusing On Video
by Joseph F. Kovar
Jamie Lerner tells CRN that 18 to 24 months ago Quantum was at risk, but serious cost-cutting combined with a solid refocus on video technology and channel enablement helped it return to profitability and, as of this coming Monday, move to the Nasdaq exchange.
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Veeam CTO On Why Veeam Wanted To Be Acquired And What Comes Next
by Joseph F. Kovar
Veeam's next growth wave will come in the U.S. where it has a fourth-place market share, and that requires Veeam to move its operations, leadership, board of directors, and focus out of Europe and to the U.S., Danny Allan told CRN in an exclusive meeting.
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5 Things To Know About The Massive $5B Acquisition Of Veeam
by Joseph F. Kovar
Co-founders Baranov and Timashev are leaving as Veeam looks to re-focus its energy from its dominance in its European market to seeking dominance in the much larger, much faster growing U.S. market, with the help of an experienced investment team.
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Actifio CEO Ash Ashutosh: The Future Will Include Storage Designed For Apps, Not Infrastructure
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘When you get to an app-down design, where it's infrastructure-agnostic, where it's truly being aware of what an application really needs, the ability for us to do things in all kinds of platforms and speeds and costs, that's what really allows us to go back and derive more value out of the data that customer has,’ Actifio CEO Ash Ashutosh tells CRN.
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The 10 Hottest SSD And Flash Storage Products Of 2019
by Joseph F. Kovar
Flash storage has entered a new level of maturity, with new performance and capacity springing from such technologies as NVMe and vendors including NetApp, Dell EMC, HPE, Hitachi Vantara and Pure Storage leading the charge.
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The 10 Hottest Data Storage Startups Of 2019
by Joseph F. Kovar
CRN looks at 10 startup storage vendors that in 2019 made headlines as they came out of stealth, unveiled their first storage products, or pursued acquisitions.
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AWS re:Invent: 10 New Ways To Connect Storage To AWS
by Joseph F. Kovar
These 10 vendors used AWS re:Invent to show new ways partners and customers can bridge data across on-premises and AWS environments with new capabilities including NVMe, artificial intelligence, machine learning, analytics, and more.
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Veeam CEO Ratmir Timashev On Selling N2WS And Pushing AWS, Azure Backup Leadership
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘We believe three markets are going to be huge: Office 365, AWS backup, and backup of Azure. All native cloud native backups. Each of these markets will become, for us, maybe half-a-billion-dollar opportunities in the next five years,” says Veeam CEO Ratmir Timashev.
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