Burning questions to ask at Dell Tech World 2019

Storage Digest A roundup of storage content from TechTarget's network |Mar. 26, 2019 FEATURED STORY Dell Tech World: 7 questions we'll be asking Dave Raffo, Executive News Director In April, Dell EMC will hold its annual Dell Technologies World conference where there will be plenty to discuss, from technology updates to post-merger news. Here are seven questions we have ahead of the event. (SearchStorage) Advertisement NEWS   Pure Storage teams with Nvidia and Cisco for hyperscale AIRI Pure Storage AIRI expands to five models, with three new hyperscale AIRI platforms designed to handle AI projects that can encompass hundreds of terabytes of storage. (SearchStorage)   Ctera and HPE ship new hyper-converged cloud gateway appliance Ctera Networks has launched a new hyper-converged cloud gateway that integrates its global file system with HPE's SimpliVity platform to address edge use cases. (SearchStorage)   Dell EMC refreshes VxBlock stacks With VxBlock 1000, Dell EMC delivers a custom-designed system that's sized according to a data center's capacity or performance specifications. (SearchConvergedInfrastructure)   SwiftStack adds a disk object-based AI reference architecture The new SwiftStack AI reference architecture offers users a disk-based object storage alternative that can scale and manage data across multiple clouds, potentially at a lower cost. (SearchStorage) EXPERT ADVICE   NVMe technology: How to ease the transition In this guide, discover who's making the move to NVMe, how to make the transition go smoothly and where the technology is headed next. (SearchStorage)   How to use QLC NAND in the enterprise QLC NAND has its uses in the enterprise, but watch out for performance and durability issues that can arise. (SearchStorage)   6 steps to simplify data migration Stressed about data migration? Use this checklist to cut through the complications and challenges of migration with a detailed, step-by-step approach. (SearchStorage)   Key NVMe over TCP details and features NVMe over TCP makes it possible to use NVMe-oF across a standard Ethernet network without having to get special equipment. Find out how it works with existing systems to keep costs down. (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.