Perhaps there is no more important question in the coming decade than how we handle the increasing amounts of data generated daily around the world. By some estimates, nearly 20% of the data produced by 2025 will be critical to …
Cloud storage might give organizations access to the latest technology without having to invest in capital infrastructure, but this doesn’t mean the cloud is for everyone.
That’s according to Stephen Buckler, chief operating officer of Horizon Technology, as new survey …
Toshiba Memory America, fresh from from its sale to a Bain-led consortium that includes Apple, Dell and Seagate, is bullish about the future of NVMe-oF as it pushes forward with promotion of its KumoScale software.
KumoScale facilitates the …
Data storage leader Seagate has had a busy time of it recently, culminating in the Flash Memory Summit (FMS) 2018 held in Santa Clara earlier this month.
In the run-up to the summit, the Cupertino-based firm posted fiscal Q4 results …
The chairman and CEO of computer giant Lenovo warned of the adverse impact of further US-Chinese tariffs on the electronics industry.
Yang Yuanqing said an escalation of the current tariffs in place between the United States and China would “have …
Scientists in Canada are pointing to the potential of hydrogen lithography to create the most concentrated storage densities yet known.
Researchers at the University of Alberta say their technique results in storage density of 1.2 petabits per square inch that …
Data security remains a top concern for midmarket IT professionals, according to new research from IT management firm Kaseya.
The company’s annual IT Operations Benchmark Survey Results Report surveyed organizations with up to 5,000 employees about their IT priorities …
LinkedIn is joining the Open Compute Project as it looks to better manage the sharp increase of data generation across its platform.
The world’s leading professional networking community, which boasts more than 562 million users globally, has been going gangbusters …
We talk about “drowning in data” and point to the emergence of “data lakes.” But the world of data and the world of water are already closer than we may think.
According to a new study by researchers at the …
