Data Centre Solutions

Keeping Malaysians safe from monsoons

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With extreme weather events becoming more and more common, it is critical for government agencies to be able to accurately predict the severity and timing of hurricanes and other potentially disastrous storms. In Malaysia, the Malaysian Meteorological Department (MMD) plays an important role in the safety and well-being of Malaysian citizens by forecasting the weather and issuing the appropriate severe weather warnings.

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Arcserve appoints Vince Blackall as EMEA Channel Director

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Arcserve has appointed Vince Blackall as its new EMEA Channel Director. Blackall comes with a proven track record of delivering transformational revenue growth and sales productivity across existing and new sales teams, and will oversee the development and delivery of Arcserve’s EMEA channel growth strategy.

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Exertis Hammers extends its Seagate offering

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Exertis Hammer is extending its Seagate offering to include Seagate Enterprise Data Solutions, and is the first distributor in Europe to do so. This enhanced partnership offers efficient and economical solutions for enterprises seeking to secure, manage, and access large volumes of mission-critical business data. Seagate Exos™ and Nytro® systems deliver unprecedented modularity for limitless data growth, allowing customers across market segments to build their own infrastructure or...

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Micron and Achronix deliver next-generation FPGAs

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Micron Technology's GDDR6 memory, its fastest and most powerful graphics memory, will be the high-performance memory of choice supporting Achronix's next-generation stand-alone FPGA products built on TSMC 7nm process technology. GDDR6 is optimised for a variety of demanding applications, including machine learning, that require multi-terabit memory bandwidth and will enable Achronix to offer FPGAs at less than half the cost of FPGAs with comparable memory solutions.

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New SNIA Technical Work Group to focus on computational storage

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The Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) has launched its Computational Storage Technical Work Group (TWG). SNIA member companies intend to come together to create standards to promote the interoperability of computational storage devices, and to define interface standards for system deployment, provisioning, management, and security. This will enable storage architectures and software to be integrated with computation in its many forms.

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