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Enterprise Storage Forum, Friday, June 16,2023
NVMe over Fabrics (NVMe-oF) is an approach to storage networking that uses the non-volatile memory express standard to provide high-speed data transfers across entire local area networks.
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StorageNewsletter.com, Friday, June 16,2023
Every hard drive that Western Digital Corp. creates requires profound complexity. A single drive combines nearly 300 components from hundreds of international suppliers, requires more than one million lines of code to execute countless host communications, and operates with room for error that's less than 1nm. That's 1-billionth of a meter.
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data, Friday, June 16,2023
Unstructured data accounts for the vast majority of data stored in the world today, and it's growing at a geometric rate.
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Make Use Of, Thursday, June 15,2023
Solid state drives (SSDs) promise faster speeds, higher performance, and better reliability than traditional hard disk drives (HDDs). However, it's essential to understand certain aspects of SSDs to ensure their longevity. One such crucial aspect is SSD wear leveling.
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Solutions Review, Friday, June 9,2023
In today's digital landscape, data has become one of the most valuable assets for organizations. With the rise in cyber threats and data breaches, ensuring robust data protection has become a critical priority.
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tom's HARDWARE, Thursday, June 8,2023
Seagate expects its 24TB HDD to be its last PMR product.
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BBC, Thursday, June 8,2023
Millions of storage devices are being shredded each year, even though they could be reused. "You don't need an engineering degree to understand that's a bad thing," says Jonmichael Hands.
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ComputerWeekly, Tuesday, June 6,2023
SDS is available in numerous variants. It is usually cheaper, flexible to deploy and brings storage efficiencies, but there are pitfalls in complexity, management and performance
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StorageNewsletter.com, Tuesday, May 30,2023
Modern storage infrastructure needs to provide performance, scalability, reliability, and efficiency to maximize data value and minimize time to insights for organizations in the digital business era.
more → DCIG, Saturday, May 20,2023
Data storage consumes an estimated 4% of the global electrical energy supply, and the demand for data storage will accelerate for the foreseeable future. We need innovations in storage software and hardware to enable economical, resilient, and environmentally sustainable data management.
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Blocks&Files, Monday, May 15,2023
The whole area of IT storage is buzzing with innovation, as startups and incumbents race to provide the capacity needed in a world exploding with unstructured data.
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Cloud Native Now, Friday, May 12,2023
By delivering much better speed, reduced latency, and higher parallelism compared to conventional storage technologies like SATA and SAS, Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) has transformed the storage business
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Blocks&Files, Friday, May 12,2023
A new chapter is opening in the all-flash storage array (AFA) world as QLC flash enables closer cost comparisons with hybrid flash/disk and disk drive arrays and filers.
more → Search Storage, Tuesday, May 9,2023
Generative AI continues to create industry buzz. Experts say storage plays a critical role in making the technology run.
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Search Storage, Tuesday, May 9,2023
Recent civil and criminal cases have brought CISO liability questions to the fore. Learn how to understand and manage personal risk exposure as a security executive.
more → Enterprise Storage Forum, Monday, May 8,2023
RAID technology helps businesses manage their hard drive storage in a variety of ways. By deploying multiple drives in a RAID configuration in a single array, storage teams can employ protective, performative or restorative technologies for hard disk drives (HDDs).
more → Enterprise Storage Forum, Monday, May 8,2023
As Non Volatile Memory express (NVMe) storage performance increases, application design will have to change to take better advantage of the Input/Output Operations Per Second (IOPS) and bandwidth found in locally-connected NVMe devices.
more → StorageNewsletter.com, Friday, May 5,2023
What if replacing a HDD was more scientific and less speculative? Given the lack of accessible data for HDD failures, the public often relies on abstract advice or conjecture to guide their actions.
more → Blocks&Files, Wednesday, May 3,2023
Cloud and backup storage supplier Backblaze publishes quarterly hard disk drive failure rate statistics and has just started doing so for its SSD boot drives as well. Not much has changed in the annualized failure rates (AFR) with the latest HDD failure stats. As lifetime drive hours increase, the HDD population grows: there are 236,893 now, and an average AFR of 1.54 percent.
more → StorageNewsletter.com, Tuesday, May 2,2023
SDS is a storage architecture that completely separates the hardware of a device from its software manager. It simplifies storage management by abstracting it away from the physical infrastructure and implementing it in software, offering greater versatility, scalability, and cost-efficiency compared to traditional storage solutions.
more → ITProToday, Tuesday, April 25,2023
Learn about object storage, block storage, and file storage and the differences between each data storage method.
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StorageNewsletter.com, Monday, April 24,2023
The first element resides in the list of storage giants, who are they? Of course, we don't consider cloud providers but hardware vendors such as DDN, Dell, Fujitsu, Hitachi Vantara, HPE, Huawei, IBM, Infinidat, Lenovo, NetApp and Pure Storage. The segment analyzed is the mid to high-end on-premises storage.
more → StorageNewsletter.com, April 20th, 2023
StorageNewsletter.com publishes the ranking of the top storage companies in revenue since many years. After 3 years as ≠1 storage company in the world (see below), Micron was replaced in 2020, 2021 and 2022 by SK hynix and became ≠2.
more → Blocks&Files, April 18th, 2023
Analyst house Gartner says its customers have listed the companies they think are above average distributed file systems and/or object storage suppliers.
more → Techradar.pro, April 17th, 2023
Coming down from an artificial high, HDDs continue to battle SSDs for market supremacy
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DATAVERSITY, April 13th, 2023
Structured data and unstructured data are both forms of data, but the first uses a single standardized format for storage, and the second does not.
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ITProToday, April 13th, 2023
Is block storage better than object storage for storing data in the cloud? That depends on your needs. Here are the pros and cons of both types of storage.
more → InformationWeek, April 13th, 2023
Data hoarders beware. The cost and risks in stored data are higher than you think.
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Networkworld, April 12th, 2023
Secure Data Recovery examined failure rates and lifespans of 2,007 hard drives from six manufacturers.
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EnterpriseAppsToday, April 10th, 2023
Erasure coding is a method of data protection designed to maintain data integrity and availability in the event of data loss or corruption.
more → StorageNewsletter.com, April 10th, 2023
On April 10, 2013, Backblaze saved its first daily HDD snapshot file. It had decided to start saving these daily snapshots to improve its understanding of the burgeoning collection of HDDs the firm was using to store customer data.
more → Enterprise Storage Forum, April, 7th 2023
Conducting a storage area network security audit is a good starting point to reveal both the weaknesses and strengths of your enterprise storage network's cybersecurity posture. When done correctly, audits are comprehensive surveys of SAN security.
more → StorageNewsletter.com, April, 5th 2023
SSD revenues dropped by ~14% in 2022, according to analyst firm Yole Group. The outlook for 2023 is worrisome, but long-term perspectives to 2028 are attractive.
more → StorageNewsletter.com, April, 5th 2023
Customers are still using SAS for capacity and NVMe for performance, working together, it's possible to develop cost-effective storage architecture.
more → The SSD Guy Blog, April 1st, 2023
For the past several years presenters at data-oriented conferences have quoted forecasts for data growth that taxed their vocabularies. Exabytes gave way to Zettabytes, and then Yottabytes, and these were often charted out on standard linear charts like the one below, with the inevitable result that the curve always starts out slow, and takes off like a rocket as it rises to the right.
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Blocks&Files, March 30th, 2023
Think a 128TB SSD is a big brother of a device? How about a petabyte SSD? Samsung sees it coming in the not-too-distant future.
more → StorageNewsletter.com, March 28th, 2023
What if replacing a HDD was more scientific and less speculative? Given the lack of accessible data for HDD failures, the public often relies on abstract advice or conjecture to guide their actions.
more → Search Storage, March 23rd, 2023
The promise of future insights drives companies to store data. But there are potential drawbacks when storing data and better management methods than keeping everything.
more → StorageNewsletter.com, March 22nd, 2023
The research showed that an average enterprise storage and backup device has 14 vulnerabilities, 3 of which are high or critical risk that could present a significant compromise if exploited.
more → The SSD Guy, March 21st, 2023
For a long time, The SSD Guy has been talking about Write Amplification without explaining what It is. This post is intended to fix that.
more → ComputerWeekly, March 21st, 2023
In part one of a two-part series, we look at key hard disk drive specs, including mean time to failure, annual failure rate and unrecoverable error rate, and how they relate to each other
more → Enterprise Storage Forum, March 20th, 2023
Internet Small Computer Systems Interface or iSCSI is a storage area networking (SAN) protocol. It is an Internet Protocol-based networking standard for transferring data carrying SCSI commands over a TCP/IP network
more → EnterpriseAppsToday, March 20th, 2023
Software-defined storage (SDS) is a storage architecture that completely separates the hardware of a device from its software manager.
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CXOtoday.com, March 20th, 2023
CXOToday has engaged in an exclusive interview with Mr. Khalid Wani, Senior Director, Sales, India, Western Digital.
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Blocks & Files, March 17th, 2023
Gartner has kissed the HCI appliance market goodbye. Its analysts have taken a fresh look at the HyperConverged Infrastructure (HCI) market, and moved away from an appliance approach, looking instead at full stack software suppliers of server, storage and network infrastructure management.
more → ComputerWeekly, March 16th, 2023
QLC flash offers high density but has lifecycle limitations. But what does it really cost compared with TLC and MLC, and how are suppliers implementing it and getting around durability issues?
more → Blocks & Files, March 16th, 2023
Secure Data Recovery found that average failed hard drive spun for 25,233 hours before failing. That's 1,051 days, or two years and ten months.
more → Dataversity, March 16th, 2023
Prepare for blockchain technology to play a significant role in business, society, and almost everything. While 45% of CIOs said their organizations had yet to invest in blockchain between 2016 to 2021, that will change as information exchange becomes decentralized and demonstrated use cases show blockchain's success.
more → InfoWorld, March 13th, 2023
New data management and integration solutions featuring AI and machine learning signal that help is on the way to meet the ballooning enterprise data challenge.
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Blocks & Files, March 10th, 2023
Cloud storage provider Backblaze has found its SSD annual failure rate was 0.98 percent compared to 1.64 percent for disk drives, a difference of 0.66 percentage points. It also noted that SSD manufacturers' SMART stats were not so smart.
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