Seagate gives Ethernet-connected drives their own IP address

	Seagate gives Ethernet-connected drives their own IP address | Samsung acquires flash caching software developer Proximal
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	BitYota cloud data warehouse gets a boost from Microsoft Azure The BitYota cloud data warehouse can ingest semi-structured data natively, for instant analysis. Read More WEBCAST: Flexera Software How to Say Goodbye to Windows Server 2003 Organizations need to adopt a repeatable, sustainable pattern for dealing with operating system obsolescence. Redmond Magazine's "Decision Maker" columnist, Don Jones, and Tim Davis from Flexera Software discuss how organizations can start creating a consistent Application Readiness process that will serve for decades to come. Learn More>> In this Issue Seagate gives Ethernet-connected drives their own IP address Samsung acquires flash caching software developer Proximal Dropbox finds its way into HP, Acer PCs and tablets BitYota cloud data warehouse gets a boost from Microsoft Azure AT&T, others launch OpenDaylight SDN alternative SDN company goes open source WHITE PAPER: Curvature The State of IT Infrastructure & Operations The challenge that IT decision-makers face is the pressure to reduce costs paired with the pressure to progress digital maturity. Curvature analyzes why businesses miss significant CapEx and OpEx cost savings and how to refocus IT strategy. View now Seagate gives Ethernet-connected drives their own IP address Seagate today is unveiling a new hard drive that can be used as an object-based storage device for cloud or scale-out unstructured data stores. Read More Samsung acquires flash caching software developer Proximal Proximal's AutoCache product aims to remove I/O bottlenecks in virtualized server environments. Read More Dropbox finds its way into HP, Acer PCs and tablets The cloud storage company is pursuing partnerships to grow its already massive user base. Read More WHITE PAPER: Level 3 Communications Secure Data Services: Breaking Down the Enterprise IT Silo The reality of today's enterprise IT environment is that change reigns supreme. With the right procurement strategy and network services provider, organizations can flex their connectivity requirements to suit. Learn how. Learn More BitYota cloud data warehouse gets a boost from Microsoft Azure The BitYota cloud data warehouse can ingest semi-structured data natively, for instant analysis. Read More AT&T, others launch OpenDaylight SDN alternative Despite the building momentum behind OpenDaylight's open source SDN project, not everyone is behind it. The Open Networking Lab (ON.Lab), a non-profit organization founded by SDN pioneers from Stanford University and UC Berkeley, this week launched its own open source SDN operating system as an alternative to the work coming from the vendor-driven OpenDaylight. ON.Lab's Open Network Operating System (ONOS) is designed to enable agile service creation and deployment at scale on any hardware, including white boxes.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More SDN company goes open source Japanese SDN company Midokura is giving away its keystone product. Midokura is open sourcing its MidoNet network virtualization system in an effort to have it recognized as a – or the – default networking component in the OpenStack cloud orchestration system. But the company's initiative speaks to perhaps a larger issue with open source networking efforts, especially those driven by vendors. Midokura says the Neutron networking component of OpenStack is fragmented by various vendor implementations attempting to supplant a technically inferior Open vSwitch (OVS) default. Analysts agree.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
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