no jitter, Friday, January 9th, 2026
NVIDIA And DDN Collaborate To Change AI Factory Architecture
The continued partnership helps to increase data efficiency and governance for companies looking for insights.
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Vol 334 · Issue 1
DDN — Archive · Vol 334 Issue 1
6 articles that week
DDN, Thursday, January 8th, 2026
DDN Ranked #1 Again On Coldago Research Map For High Performance File Storage
Independent analysis recognizes DDN's sustained leadership based on real-world market performance, product depth, and enterprise-scale deployments
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DDN, Thursday, January 8th, 2026
Why NAND Volatility Is Forcing a Rethink of Storage Architecture
NAND pricing has always been cyclical, but today's volatility is sharper, faster, and less predictable than in past cycles. Supply consolidation, demand swings driven by AI infrastructure, and aggressive capacity controls have turned flash economics into a moving target. Over the past year, enterprise SSD pricing has increased sharply: often 75-125% depending on capacity tier and availability, putting pressure on storage plans that were built on very different assumptions.
more → HPCwire, Tuesday, January 6th, 2026
DDN Powers Integrated Compute, Data, And Offload At Scale For NVIDIA Rubin Platform
DDN announced deep collaboration with NVIDIA to support the company's next-generation AI factory architecture unveiled at CES 2026, including the NVIDIA Rubin platform and NVIDIA BlueField-4 DPU. DDN and NVIDIA are enabling enterprises and hyperscalers to operationalize large-scale AI faster by eliminating data bottlenecks that limit performance, utilization, and time-to-value.
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DDN, Tuesday, January 6th, 2026
Why The Future Of AI Infrastructure Will Run On Unified Compute + Data Platforms
DDN is Engineered to Power NVIDIA Rubin platforms, Featuring NVIDIA BlueField-4 Data Processors
more → Blocks & Files, Monday, January 5th, 2026
DDN says Lustre-based EXAScaler remains central despite Infinia push
DDN briefed us on how it sees the future of Lustre and its broader storage portfolio. Chief Product Officer Omer Asad outlined the positioning of DDN's Lustre-based EXAScaler parallel file system alongside Infinia, its object storage software, arguing the two are complementary rather than competing products.
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