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VMworld 2015 leaves the industry guessing | #VMworld

By Marlene Den Bleyker Sep 2, 2015

As VMworld 2015 came to a close today, John Furrier, Dave Vellante, Stu Miniman and Brian Gracely of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, went around the table to discuss the important takeaways from VMworld 2015.…

Hands-on labs from ‘any modern browser’ | #VMworld

By Andrew Ruggiero Sep 2, 2015

The partnership between VMware, Inc. and XtremIO is a match well made. Powered by XtremIO’s flash storage network, VMware has been able to create a catalog of over 40 labs that it offers to…

Making waves with Storage-as a-service | #VMworld

By Nelson Williams Sep 2, 2015

Data storage is fast becoming one of the most vital parts of business in the modern digital world, but not every company has the resources to handle a massive storage array. To help fill…

Upstart companies vie for a piece of the storage pie | #VMworld

By Marlene Den Bleyker Sep 2, 2015

Narayan Venkat, CMO of Tegile, Inc., sat down with Dave Vellante and David Foyer of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, at VMworld 2015 in San Francisco to discuss his company’s position in the marketplace and…

Federation is key for Canadian medical record management | #VMworld

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Sep 2, 2015

Ninety-five percent virtualized and with more than 1,000 production machines and just over 800 production servers, eHealth Saskatchewan has been though the virtualization journey. But Jay Benson, manager of IT Architecture at eHealth Saskatchewan’s, joined…

HP won’t force-feed hyperconvergence | #VMworld

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Sep 2, 2015

“It’s a piece of the puzzle, but it’s not the whole puzzle from our perspective,” said Rob Strechay, director of product marketing and management for Hewlett-Packard Co.’s Storage division. Strechay joined Dave Vellante and Stu Miniman…

HP unveils strategy for the future of storage | #VMworld

By Nelson Williams Sep 2, 2015

Many major companies have been making moves in the data storage world to position themselves as leaders in the digital revolution. One of those is Hewlett-Packard Co., who comes to the fight with a…

Catalogic extends support to IBM platforms | #VMworld

By Heather Johnson Sep 2, 2015

VMworld 2015 attendees had many discussions about hybrid environments and industry transformation, according to Bina Hallman, VP of IBM Storage and Software Defined Systems. “We talk to clients about some of the business transformations, the dynamics in…

‘Lara Croft GO’ devs on capturing the way fans remember ‘Tomb Raider’

By Eric David Sep 2, 2015

The Tomb Raider franchise is one of the most iconic and beloved game series of the past two decades, and millions of gamers remember exploring sunken temples filled with low polygon crocodiles and devious traps. Turning…

VR needs to be “fashionable” before it really hits, says Oculus creator

By Eric David Sep 2, 2015

Let’s face it: As cool as virtual reality technology is getting these days, you still look like a dork with that big electronic visor strapped to your head. Even Oculus Rift creator Palmer Luckey…

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VMworld 2015 leaves the industry guessing | #VMworld

Hands-on labs from ‘any modern browser’ | #VMworld

Making waves with Storage-as a-service | #VMworld

Upstart companies vie for a piece of the storage pie | #VMworld

Federation is key for Canadian medical record management | #VMworld

HP won’t force-feed hyperconvergence | #VMworld

HP unveils strategy for the future of storage | #VMworld

Catalogic extends support to IBM platforms | #VMworld

‘Lara Croft GO’ devs on capturing the way fans remember ‘Tomb Raider’

VR needs to be “fashionable” before it really hits, says Oculus creator

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