Cloud Storage news stories

Hitachi Vantara has been named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Primary Storage for 2021.

Allvue Systems has chosen Snowflake to offer a centralised data cloud, with the overarching aim of enhancing and simplifying client's data storage and processing capabilities across business lines and asset classes.

StarWind is a software vendor specialising in software-defined storage, hyperconvergence and storage virtualisation solutions. 

Pure Storage has announced further expansion of its subscription services portfolio, with FlashStack now delivered as-a-Service.

Leading technology company Datacom Group has nearly doubled its profit on the back of a large revenue gain driven by increasing demand for digital services.

Pure Storage has been named the leader in the GigaOm Radar Report for Enterprise Kubernetes Storage.

"It is concerning that a large number of organisations still don't know where all their data is stored."

Online storage platform StorONE says flash drive pricing has increased by 30%, and buyers are seeing eight-week delays so far in 2021.

The strategy is backed by new innovation and cloud-ready solutions, allowing customers to transform sprawling data into clear-cut business opportunities and outcomes

Containerised software can run reliably from one computing environment to another, making containers the ideal choice for a multi-cloud environment.

Moving to STaaS can help overcome barriers and unleash the power of data for smart organisations, Pure Storage vice president for ANZ Michael Alp.

That means that most data was essentially created to be consumed, or cached and overwritten with new data, says IDC.

The revamped solution delivers enhanced ransomware protection makes hybrid storage for data centre workloads obsolete with a third-generation FlashArray//C all-QLC platform.

The offering will be based on IBM’s 3592 enterprise tape technologies and leverage Atempo’s Miria platform, while OVHcloud will host and operate it through data centres in the French territory.

"The explosion of cloud-based file and object storage presents a new attack vector for threat actors to target with malicious files."

People are storing documents more often than photos and other media files in the cloud by 29% amid the global Covid-19 pandemic.

NetApp and Google Cloud have announced the availability of the containerised, software-based variant of NetApp Cloud Volumes Service in the Asia Pacific. 

New features include cloud tiering for objects storage, hybrid cloud file storage, and simplified disaster recovery, all of which build on the recent launch of Nutanix Clusters.

ArkHub allows clients to store data for a monthly cost, with no further ingress or egress charges, early deletion, embargo or region fees.

Dell Technologies has announced the expansion of its as-a-Service capabilities with Project APEX.

Cloudian aims to bolster its local team and partner network in the region and has already signed distribution agreements with Exclusive Networks and NEXTGEN.

The University of Auckland has partnered with disaster recovery firm Datrium to modernise its infrastructure by leveraging the cloud and unifying compute, storage, backup and disaster recovery.

The solution, called HyperIQ, features storage and user analytics and enables managers to conduct health checks and optimise resources – from a single interface.

The partnership will allow users to leverage backup storage management, disaster recovery and archival of data through RStor’s capabilities as a provider of cloud services across multicloud environments.