Monthly Archives: April 2016

Cohesity Announces Cloud Integration for Their Storage Platform

Posted on 12 April 2016 by GeekFluent

[DISCLOSURE: Cohesity was one of the sponsors of the Storage Field Day 9 event (SFD9) that I was a delegate for. As such, they helped to pay for my travel, accommodations, and meals for that event. There was no requirement or … Continue reading →

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Qumulo Adds Erasure Coding, Predictive Analytics, and Three New Hardware Models

Posted on 12 April 2016 by GeekFluent

Today, Qumulo, a scale-out NAS vendor, announced a major new version of their operating environment, Qumulo Core 2.0, and three new hardware models. Qumulo is hybrid storage, meaning each node has both Flash and spinning disks. The Flash layer (in … Continue reading →

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SimpliVity Announces OmniStack 3.5 and OmniView

Posted on 5 April 2016 by GeekFluent

Today, SimpliVity announced version 3.5 of their OmniStack Data Virtualization Platform and a new predictive analytics offering called OmniView. Introduction to SimpliVity Founded in 2009 with a mission to simplify IT infrastructure, SimpliVity is one of the “Names” in the hyperconverged … Continue reading →

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Off to the Bio-IT World 2016 Expo

Posted on 4 April 2016 by GeekFluent

I’ll be spending Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday this week at the Bio-IT World 2016 Conference and Expo at the Seaport World Trade Center in Boston. Mostly, I’ll be spending my time on the “Expo” side of things. I’ll be doing … Continue reading →

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