31 July 2010
Saturday
A slew of vendors including 3PAR, CommVault, Compellent, EMC, Emulex, Hitachi Data Systems and NetApp all support the recent launch of the new vSphere 4.1.
At the NetApp Q4 and Fiscal Year 2010 Earnings Conference Call, Tom Georgens, NetApp’s President and CEO, revealed that the company has recorded the highest full year gross margin levels in over a decade.
Dot Hill and Xiotech to create virtual storage systems; NetApp rolls out SANscreen 6.0 SRM; Infortrend EonStor DS expanded to support 8 Gbps Fibre Channel.
Using Riverbed's WAN accelerators, the law firm has effectively reduced bandwidth requirements by 90%.
Tom Georgens says that 2010 will be the year of multiprotocol storage based on the increased revenue of unified storage.
NetApp CEO predicts the downfall of tiered storage with the rise of flash SSDs and SATA hard disks while NetApp customers beg to differ with various tiered storage architectures.
The acquisition has given NetApp a foundation for implementing private and public cloud storage platforms.
NetApp has reached an important milestone of deploying more than 150,000 unified storage systems after eight years since introducing their first unified storage system.
Emulex OneConnect UCNAs get NetApp certification; 3PAR InServ services South African engineering firm; CommVault Simpana secures CapitalSource Bank.
NetApp unveils new design guides for building cloud storage offerings; HP and IBM now sell Emulex FCoE adapters; QLogic's 8100 Series CNAs gets certified by Cisco.
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QLogic Fibre Channel stackable switches are providing the backbone for the International Broadcast Center's storage area network at the 2010 FIFA World Cup soccer tournament in Johannesburg, South Africa.
