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Tintri by DDN, a storage and management vendor specializing in virtual machines, is looking beyond VMs to offer native support for Kubernetes with
The annual Supercomputing Conference is typically aimed at high-performance computing and academia, but AI is starting to change that.
Open source storage vendor 45Drives is expanding its high-performance storage to its portfolio, enabling customers to run more workload types, including artificial intelligence and machine learning.
AI is driving up even more demand for storage, including data archives. That could mean Microsoft's upcoming, glass-based Project Silica will have a waiting market for it, but permanent storage still has drawbacks.
StorMagic has refined its hyperconverged infrastructure offering to bring more features and tools for edge and SMB customers looking to migrate some workloads.
The Kioxia IPO will provide a path for funding, but it likely won't cause a disruption to the NAND market, analysts said.
GPUs have emerged as a key to running most high-end AI workloads. But high costs and low supplies are leading customers to seek out other means to access the processing units.
HDDs are an old, dusty tech, but they will remain firmly planted in enterprises in 2025 despite a year of SSD innovation.
Micron and Pure focus on hyperscalers and AI workloads by bringing the latest generation of QLC NAND to Pure's storage hardware and software.
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