Storage-as-a-Service stories

Western Digital unveils major storage upgrades, including OCCL 2.0 and new systems, to boost AI, machine learning and cloud environment capacity.

Pure Storage has launched its Cloud for Microsoft Azure VMware Solution, promising seamless management and potential savings of up to 40% on costs.

Hitachi Vantara unveils the latest Hitachi EverFlex IaaS portfolio, promising enhanced IT operations with advanced automation and adaptable service options.

Storage-as-a-service cloud solutions for multicloud deployments will be critical to ensuring higher availability of data and resilience.

Moving to STaaS can help overcome barriers and unleash the power of data for smart organisations, Pure Storage vice president for ANZ Michael Alp.

It aims to provide the economic benefits of cloud, along with those of Evergreen architecture including non-disruptive expansions and maintenance.

The companies’ new solution claims to offer private cloud at up to 70% lower total cost of ownership than Storage-as-a-Service options.

Data storage is already a major pain for organisations and by 2025, data volumes will be close to 1,000% higher than they are today.

Interoute launches cloud-based storage service using Cloudian technology, offering fast, reliable and low-cost storage for unstructured data.

Zadara Storage expands its Storage as a Service platform in Europe, launching a new AWS region in London to meet growing demand, in partnership with Equinix.

Zadara Storage and Futong recently announced the availability of Zadara’s VPSA Storage array at the Beijing Sinnet Technology Co., Ltd data center.

Connector Systems has launched a voice cloud offering as the distributor sees increasing demand for its as-a-service, annuity-based, offerings.