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  • Data Beyond Storage
        03/04/2019   News U can Use

    Los Altos, Calif.-based Hammerspace has a simple mission: allow for the delivery of unstructured data across the hybrid cloud, without that data tied to storage. By removing the limitations associated with storage silos — and with metadata-driven machine learning attached to the process — the company’s “Data-as-a-Service” concept aims to make accessing and using data a much simpler task for businesses. David Flynn, CEO of Hammerspace, spoke with the Media & Entertainment Services Alliance (MESA) about the origins of his…

  • Unleashing Storage in the Modern Enterprise
        09/18/2018   News U can Use

    Irshad Raihan is Senior Manager of Product Marketing at Red Hat. Have you heard of the term “versatilist”? Chances are you know one, or perhaps you’re even one yourself. Coined by Gartner, the term “versatilist” refers to a person who is “able to apply a depth of skill to a progressively widening scope of situations and experiences, equally at ease with technical issues as with business strategy.” Think of an individual who works in a DevOps environment, straddling the worlds…

  • 5 ways to tune up your big data storage strategy
        09/17/2018   News U can Use

    Few areas in IT get less attention than storage. In the past, if you needed more storage, you simply ordered it. After all, storage was cheap. Now in the days of cloud computing, you simply provision for more. However, taking a commodity approach to storage doesn’t address the key storage issues that come with big data. With unstructured big data now comprising 80% of corporate data, and with data overall continuing to double worldwide every two years, how do you…

  • Big Data Infrastructure Market Is Booming Worldwide with Dell, IBM, NetApp, Cisco – Business Strategies
        09/16/2018   News U can Use

    .entry-header-outer / Big Data Infrastructure   HTF MI published a new industry research that focuses on Big Data Infrastructure market and delivers in-depth market analysis and future prospects of Global Big Data Infrastructure market. The study covers significant data which makes the research document a handy resource for managers, analysts, industry experts and other key people get ready-to-access and self-analyzed study along with graphs and tables to help understand market trends, drivers and market challenges. The study is segmented by Application/…

  • The Next Big Anti-Tech Backlash Is Just Beginning | Vanity Fair
        06/08/2018   News U can Use

    Privacy The Next Big Anti-Tech Backlash Is Just Beginning In the wake of G.D.P.R., European tech companies could be headed for yet another privacy nightmare—one that could serve as a model for the United States.     react-text: 220 /react-text By Gavin Roberts/PC Plus Magazine/Getty Images. Last week, dozens of American-based media and Internet companies went dark for 500 million citizens of the European Union. The culprit? The E.U.’s General Data Protection Regulation (known as G.D.P.R.), which forces companies to…

  • Future Demand in Global Cloud Storage Market 2018 expected to grow at CAGR of +25%: Global Current Trends, Industry Analysis, Technology, Size, Share, Market Opportunities Revenue Analysis and forecast 2023 by top key players – satPRnews
        06/06/2018   News U can Use

    .entry-header 728×90, utworzono 09-12-08 The analysts forecast the Cloud Storage Market is expected to grow worth of USD +88 Billion and at a CAGR of +25% over the forecast period 2018-2023. Cloud storage is a model of data storage in which the digital data is stored in logical pools, the physical storage spans multiple servers (and often locations), and the physical environment is typically owned and managed by a hosting company. These cloud storage providers are responsible for keeping the data available and…

  • The 9 Weirdest Data Storage Devices Ever Created #FlashbackFriday
        05/04/2018   News U can Use

    Image: Getty Storage devices have taken many strange forms over history. We’ve seen everything from an old 19th-century loom to massive data centers that power companies like Facebook and Google. But along the way, some truly weird devices tried to change how we save our precious data bits. These technologies were either wonderfully weird, woefully misguided, or just behind the times, but regardless, they each have their own idiosyncrasies worth remembering. Here are 10 of the weirdest storage devices ever…

  • How to download personal Facebook data
        03/27/2018   News U can Use

    At the bottom of Facebook’s Settings page, there’s a line that’s easy to miss: “Download a copy of your Facebook data.” It’s been there for years and it’s not particularly hidden, but few people ever had cause to click it. The data inside was not particularly usable for a Facebook user, except on Facebook. But with all the controversy surrounding Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which the data of 50 million user profiles was misused, many users are reexamining their own…

  • How Artificial Intelligence Allows a “Data-First” Approach to Business Analytics – Virtual-Strategy Magazine
        03/18/2018   News U can Use

      How Artificial Intelligence Allows a “Data-First” Approach to Business Analytics How Artificial Intelligence Allows a “Data-First” Approach to Business Analytics Artificial intelligence has been on the forefront of the business world over the past few years. For a long time, people have tried to imagine a world where humans interact with intelligent computers. Now it appears this hypothetical future will soon be a reality. Major advances in computing power and algorithmic processes have changed the AI landscape. The results…

  • From HIPAA to hyper-converged – a healthier storage scenario lies ahead
        03/02/2018   News U can Use

    By Shridar SubramanianIn 2017, HIPAA turned 21. Had you told a health care IT professional in 1996 that health care data would grow 48% YoY, and the projected total volume by 2020 would be close to 2,500 exabytes, their head would have spun at the massive task of managing cost, complexity, risk and compliance. If that weren’t enough, when HIPAA was enacted into law, just 13% of the U.S. population had Internet, only 15% owned a mobile phone, and the…

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