Tim McCarthy is a News Writer at various publications, including TechTarget and PR.com. He focuses on cloud and data storage news, with a keen interest in themes such as technology, software, data management, and artificial intelligence. Tim's work has been featured in prominent outlets like Global Trade Magazine and Realtor.com.
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Tim McCarthy's articles mainly focus on software and SaaS within the realm of cloud storage, backup, DR, and data protection. His coverage also includes storage hardware topics. Given his strong emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to new product launches or major updates from companies in the cloud storage, backup & DR space.
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Hybrid cloud storage vendor Panzura has added more data management capabilities to its flagship CloudFS platform.
Broadcom's vision for restructuring the VMware virtualization platform as a private cloud for the enterprise continued at VMware Explore Barcelona on Tuesday with the introduction to new AI capabilities and services.
New hardware comes to AFF lineup as NetApp continues to further data management ambitions with changes to Trident, OnTap and more.
Veritas' spinoff of three brands will mean business as usual for those applications and services once its parent company merges with Cohesity.
Generative AI might have taken center stage at Microsoft Ignite this week, but third-party vendors added to the mix by stepping up their own storage and data backup offerings.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is looking to further push into the virtualization platform market and introduce new object storage hardware offerings.
The cloud object storage standard gains new capabilities at re:Invent 2024, including metadata generation and a managed table service.
Rubrik's platform will soon offer more AWS native capabilities and an API service for generative AI application development.
The backup market shrunk throughout 2024 with mergers and acquisitions consolidating enterprise-grade service providers and only one company risking an IPO.
Industry analysts say VMware by Broadcom isn't the future of most customers' data center technologies, but users are taking a wait-and--see approach.
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