Category: IT

FedScoop

Desinging Storage Architectures


An interview about designing new storage architectures I did while at FedScoop this year in Washington, DC.    Send article [...]

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Flash is Really about Economics


Kudos to IBM!  For the first time since I can remember, they have come out, loud and proud about storage [...]

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The Storage Alchemist from Strata 2013


The Storage Alchemist talks about his findings from Strata 2013.  Interesting that there wasn't much talk about infrastructure and infrastructure [...]

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Deduplication for Flash / SSD & Tiering


As a part of being a storage evangelist, I spend a lot of time educating sales as well as customers [...]

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The Business End of Storage


Last week I presented at an event for Storage Magazine in the famous London Tower Bridge (shown here)  It was [...]

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EasyTier Trumps FAST


So, it has been a while but I wanted to start sharing a lot of the great things going on [...]

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Fixed Input vs. Variable Input Compression


As a number of you know, I have been blogging about the merits of Real-time Compression.  It may be of [...]

Storage Efficiency Panel – SNW 2011 Fall


Yesterday I was on a panel at SNW in Orlando Florida.  The panel was hosted by Dave Vellente, Founder of [...]

The Storage Alchemist in Prague


Alright, landed safe in Prague and was picked up by one of my colleagues and whisked away to the IBM [...]

The Storage Alchemist in Moscow


  The first city on my Eastern European trip was Moscow.  I think the traffic here is worse than the [...]

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Flash: Accelerated Adoption


As any new technology comes to market, in IT we see the adoption of that technology, as long as it [...]

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“Big Enough” Data


Say the word “infrastructure” at Strata conference and you hear people start talking mostly about software.  One of the biggest [...]

CRIMINAL MINDS

Big Data Catches a Killer


One of my favorite shows is Criminal Minds.  I think most people that are like me, like those sorts of [...]

REALTIME DATA

Big Data is OUT, Real-time Data is IN


Okay, the time has come to retire “Big Data”.  There was a great post in TechCrunch at the begining of [...]

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Flape and Floud


Last week, in the midst of doing research on Flash/SSD I spent a good deal of time speaking to one [...]

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Defining Big Data


Tuesday night I attended an event – storagefest II 2012, which was hosted by Valhalla Partners.  The event was a [...]

Dell/Ocarina – Too Little, Too Late


On October 11, 2011, at Dell World, Dell announced a component to their DX6000G object based storage called an “SCN” [...]

Marketing Gone Awry


Okay, so not many times will you see a blog post from me admitting that, perhaps the marketing and messaging [...]

The Storage Alchemist in Sterdyn (Poland)


After landing in Warsaw, I got into a car with the local sales leader for Poland and we drove to [...]

5 Most Interesting Things at VMworld 2011


Two solid days at VMworld 2011 and I got to do and see a lot.  Here is a breakdown of [...]

 
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