Maria Deutscher
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In file systems as in life, the last mile is always the hardest. So hard, in fact, that it has taken a full sixty years from the advent of the first hierarchical data access scheme until the announcement of the first fully crash-tolerant file …
HP debuts industry’s cheapest all-flash array
Flash storage prices are passing another milestone on the aggressive downward course Wikibon charted out earlier this year with the introduction of a new array from Hewlett-Packard Co. hailed as the most economic of its kind yet. For a starting price of …
Catalogic injects more automation into its copy management platform
The fight against data sprawl in the enterprise received a major boost this morning after Catalogic Software Inc. unveiled a landmark update for its copy management platform that promises to help administrators identify and eliminate redundant files much more efficiently. And in …
Hortonworks buys the startup behind the NSA-developed Apache NiFi to target IoT data
Hortonwork Inc.’s latest acquisition is bound to make some waves in the industry. The purchase follows the same pattern as the previous two, a small startup that has been in operation for barely a few quarters, but the technology Onyara, Inc. is …
Intel pumps $20 million into BlueData to promote Hadoop virtualization
The complexity often cited as one of the main factors behind the slow adoption of Hadoop in the enterprise encompasses not only the difficulty of putting the analytics framework to use but also the challenges involved in setting up the supporting infrastructure …
What you missed in Big Data: A new foundation
The meteoric increase in the amounts of data entering the corporate network is raising the need for organizations to modernize not only the systems in which that information is stored but also the supporting infrastructure below. That’s what Cisco Systems Inc. set …
What you missed in Cloud: Old meets new
The cloud took another twist on its evolutionary path last week after Microsoft Corp. pledged to bring one of the open-source community’s most promising management projects to Windows as part of its efforts to address the spread of the infrastructure-as-a-service model behind …
Target pays out another $67 million to settle 2013 mega-breach
The historic breach that saw hackers steal the personal data of as many as 110 million Americans from its point-of-sale systems two years ago continues to haunt Target Corp., which has agreed to a $67 million settlement in order to put the ordeal …
Salesforce.com maintains breakneck growth in the second quarter as cloud demand soars
One of the few highlights in what has been one of the worst weeks for the Dow Jones Industrial Average so far this year was a three percent jump in the share price of Salesforce.com Inc. after the release of a predictably …
NetApp sees revenue plummet in Q2 amid declining disk demand
While new-generation array makers such as Nimble Storage Inc. are growing their revenues in the high double digits on the back of the soaring demand for flash, NetApp Inc. has found itself caught in the backwind. Sales of its traditional disk systems …