Cloud Storage stories

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.>>

Heficed is offering its cloud hosting, data storage and processing, and internet connections free of charge to organizations committed to fighting the virus.>>

"Lack of senior buy-in, coupled with budget constraints, will create ongoing challenges when securing, organising and gleaning insights from data effectively.">>

Companies that want to make the most of data storage should be on top of these developments.>>