IBM plots Spectrum Fusion storage platform, new systems
The company said that it will launch a container-native software defined storage platform called IBM Spectrum Fusion in the second half of 2021.
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Pure Storage's Purity software update includes ransomware recovery tools
The Purity updates for FlashBlade and FlashArray land as part of Pure Storage's Evergreen program, which provides software updates for all of its gear and appliances.
IBM rolls out FlashSystem 5200, aims to bring high-end storage to smaller footprint
The launch is part of IBM's plan to simplify its storage portfolio with the same software and features across the product line.
Pure Storage sees better than expected revenue, adds Delfino as chief revenue officer
Dominick Delfino will become chief revenue officer and head of sales immediately and Chief Operating Officer Paul Mountford will step down.
Pure Storage acquires Portworx for $370 million
Pure's largest acquisition to date highlights how it is pushing more into multi-cloud data services along with its integrated storage gear and software.
Western Digital Q4 sees data center strength, but Q1 outlook disappoints
As for the outlook, Western Digital projected revenue between $3.7 billion and $3.9 billion with non-GAAP earnings between 45 cents a share and 65 cents a share. The outlook includes COVID-19 related costs.
Seagate Q4 falls short as does outlook, but cloud and data center demand solid
Economic uncertainty in Seagate's core consumer industries has hurt demand, but cloud and data center spending is solid.
Dell launches PowerScale storage systems, eyes unstructured data workloads
The company continues to simplify and revamp its Dell EMC storage portfolio.
Dell EMC PowerStore launches, eyes midrange storage, simplifies portfolio
Dell EMC PowerStore, built with a "clean sheet design," represents simplification for Dell Technologies' sprawling storage portfolio.
Western Digital: Cloud, data center storage demand strong amid buildout
In the third quarter, Western Digital's client device sales were up 13% due to work from home moves. Data center sales were up 22% due to cloud demand.