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U2 rocks with all-Flash technology

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With declining revenues from recorded music, road tours are becoming more and more important. Historically, artists could expect up to 25% of their revenue to come from album sales; today they typically receive little more than a penny for 20 plays on YouTube. As a result, a t-shirt sale can generate as much profit as 25,000 plays. For big acts, the figures can be huge. In the first 11 nights of their iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE tour, U2 grossed $22 million and the band has recently embarked upon...

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Mirantis launches NFV initiative

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Adoption of Network Function Virtualization on OpenStack to dramatically accelerate service agility and innovation for $1.6 trillion telecommunications industry.

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Consumers think online outages are caused by poorly built and designed websites

Rackspace is warning retailers to get their websites ready for predicted traffic spikes after 83 per cent of UK consumers claim a consistently slow or unavailable websites negatively affect their brand loyalty. According to a survey of over 2,000 consumers in the UK[1], over half of consumers (56 per cent) buy something online at least once a week and 59 per cent of shoppers will browse online during big shopping events such a Black Friday.

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Infrequent Access storage option

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AWS is adding a new storage class for data that is accessed infrequently. The new S3 Standard – Infrequent Access (Standard – IA) storage class offers the same high durability, low latency, and high throughput of S3 Standard. Customers now have the choice of three S3 storage classes (Standard, Standard – IA, and Glacier) that are designed to offer 99.999999999% (eleven nines) of durability.? Standard – IA has an availability SLA of 99%. This new storage class inherits all of the...

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Backup solution proves well above par for golf organisation

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Gets back on course with robust, scalable and reliable backup and recovery

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Brocade 'extends leadership' in Open Source Software-Defined Networking  

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Brocade has introduced the Brocade SDN Controller 2.0, a commercial distribution of the OpenDaylight (ODL) controller based on the Lithium ODL release, and two new software-defined networking (SDN) applications—Brocade Topology Manager and Brocade Flow Manager. These new solutions reinforce Brocade’s leadership in open source SDN, providing greater innovation, interoperability and choice while eliminating vendor lock-in for customers.

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Raising the performance and capacity bar for AI/HPC Hybrid Storage Management

Integration with hyperscaler drives and S3 support fulfills storage requirements for...

Nutanix simplifies adoption of Generative AI

AI infrastructure solution accelerates customers’ path to GPT and LLMs while keeping...

HPE transforms data lifecycle management

New data services built on HPE Alletra Storage MP offer intuitive cloud experience, high...

Delivering AI at the edge

Lenovo expands its ThinkEdge portfolio with GPU-rich edge server designed to accelerate business...

Containers excitement

Veritas InfoScale native deployment in Kubernetes environments, including Red Hat OpenShift, will...

OCF deploys UK academia’s first IBM POWER9 systems

New systems supporting research into superfluid flows and Deep Learning at Queen Mary University...
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Technical Discussion: Encryption and Security at High Speed over Distance for IP Storage

Why do so many IP replication solutions lack encryption capabilities, and why is performance an issue when you need to encrypt data inflight? Check out Brocade subject matter experts discussing the challenges of maintaining security while replicating data between data centers at high throughput, including how Brocade addresses this architecturally with IP Extension.

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