New Caringo CEO expects to ride object storage wave

Storage Digest A roundup of storage content from TechTarget's network |June 12, 2018 FEATURED STORY New Caringo CEO looks to Swarm the market Dave Raffo, Editorial Director Caringo CEO Tony Barbagallo plans to ride the Caringo Swarm platform to profitability, noting that the object storage vendor has escaped Dell's shadow by building more partnerships. (SearchStorage) Advertisement NEWS   Violin's new flash niche: 'Extreme' storage performance Violin Systems aims to sell its Violin Flash Storage Platform arrays to hyperscale data centers that require underlying storage with high performance. (SearchStorage)   Scality Ring 7.4 release seeks to ease deployment A Scality storage update is designed to simplify installation and ongoing operation. Ring 7.4 also adds a new three-server configuration to lower entry-point cost. (SearchStorage)   Hitachi updates UCP with NVMe Optane cache, GPU server New Hitachi UCP product update includes NVMe-based Intel Optane caching option, support for the latest VSP storage arrays and automated management capabilities. (SearchConvergedInfrastructure)   HPE extends impressive storage turnaround HPE storage posts its second straight quarter of 24% year-over-year growth, including double-digit growth when excluding Nimble Storage revenue. (SearchStorage) EXPERT ADVICE   Should you consider data warehouse as a service? Learn how DWaaS enables organizations to lower costs and simplify labor-intensive management tasks associated with on-premises data warehouses. (SearchStorage)   Office 365 backup and data protection facts and figures Learn the basics of Office 365 data protection, security, compliance, backup and recovery, and storage management. (SearchStorage)   Using object storage to fight ransomware Reduce the chance of a debilitating ransomware infection with object storage technology. Some products may even enable you to get your data back without paying a ransom. (SearchStorage)   Energy-assisted MAMR technology set to improve HDDs MAMR drives could overcome the high cost and engineering challenges of heat-assisted magnet recording technology and may become the next breakthrough for HDDs. (SearchStorage) About This E-Newsletter This e-newsletter is published by the TechTarget network. To unsubscribe from Storage Digest, click here. Please note, this will not affect any other subscriptions you have signed up for. TechTarget Storage Media Group, 275 Grove Street, Newton, MA 02466. Contact: webmaster@techtarget.com Copyright 2018 TechTarget. All rights reserved.