Top six reasons to use Object Storage – and why they matter

As cloud storage technology is increasingly adopted for a broad range of consumer and business applications, the storage landscape is transitioning away from traditional disk arrays to object-based storage systems. A recent IDC report predicts that the market for File- and Object-Based Storage (FOBS) will experience an annual growth rate of 24.5% through 2017, reaching $38 billion. “Increased versatility will result in more diverse use cases for FOBS,” said IDC.

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BackupVault offers a ‘lifeline’ to Symantec Cloud customers

BackupVault (BUV) is providing a welcome solution for the thousands of customers who’ve been detrimentally affected by Symantec’s decision to discontinue its Backup Exec Cloud service.

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Talend closes $40 million strategic funding

Capital raised from Bpifrance, Iris Capital and existing investors will fuel accelerated investments and development in big data.

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Technical Discussion: Encryption and Security at High Speed over Distance for IP Storage

Why do so many IP replication solutions lack encryption capabilities, and why is performance an issue when you need to encrypt data inflight? Check out Brocade subject matter experts discussing the challenges of maintaining security while replicating data between data centers at high throughput, including how Brocade addresses this architecturally with IP Extension.

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