Dell EMC PowerVault ME4 launched for entry-level SAN

Storage Digest A roundup of storage content from TechTarget's network |Sept. 18, 2018 FEATURED STORY Dell EMC gives PowerVault a performance makeover Garry Kranz, Senior News Writer Entry-level Dell EMC PowerVault ME4 block arrays provide direct-attached storage with PowerEdge servers or a SAN extension to enterprise remote sites. Customers can scale capacity to 4 TB with expansion shelves. (SearchStorage) Advertisement NEWS   Last chance to nominate your favorite storage products of the year This is it ... The final week to submit your 2018 storage products of the year! Want in on the running? You must submit your entry by September 21! (SearchStorage)   New helium-based 14 TB HDDs focus on cloud-scale needs A new wave of helium-based 14 TB HDD options from Seagate, Toshiba and Western Digital take aim at cloud-scale customers with exponentially growing storage needs. (SearchStorage)   Lenovo partners with NetApp to take on Dell and HPE The Lenovo-NetApp partnership to develop enterprise storage products and create a new joint venture company in China is designed to help the vendors compete against Dell and Hewlett Packard Enterprise. (SearchStorage)   Attala storage aims to ease deployment of FPGA systems Attala Systems has made its FPGA-based storage hardware available and capable of 'unshackling' NVMe over RoCE from the limitations of one server rack. (SearchStorage) EXPERT ADVICE   What are some tools for multi-cloud data migration? A multi-cloud migration may require more in-depth services than a traditional data migration. In this expert answer, we detail different tools made to handle the complexities involved in data migrations with multiple clouds. (SearchStorage)   Why you need storage LUNs A LUN describes the location on hard disks of a specific volume of addressable block storage. LUNs also enable a host to distinguish among separate physical disks within a SAN or storage subsystem. (SearchStorage)   NVMe over Fabrics threatens to push out rack-scale PCIe NVMe-oF is taking over use cases where DSSD-type rack-scale PCIe flash looked like it would be the future of flash-based shared storage just a few years back. (SearchStorage)   Contrasting CI and HCI with composable infrastructure Composable architecture is the newest member of the convergence family behind its older siblings, converged infrastructure and hyper-converged infrastructure. Learn the differences and similarities among the three approaches. (SearchConvergedInfrastructure) 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.