Quantum states that this will make one of the broadest security infrastructure solution portfolios available from any single vendor. The enhanced portfolio is based off of the company’s StorNext file system and leverages the recently acquired ActiveScale. Quantum expanded its video surveillance portfolio with new video recording, servers, new systems for with GPU-based video analytics, and new capabilities for the VS-HCI Series. Quantum Expands Video Surveillance Portfolio While this is cause for celebration for the company, they already have their eyes on their first zettabyte on the horizon. It is quite a feat for a company that started in 2007 with just 5 employees. And AWS stated that Elastic File systems now have a 400% increase in read operations by supporting up to 35,000 read operations per second now.īackblaze announced that they are now storing and managing over 1 exabyte of data. They have added more cost-effective HDD storage to their FSx for Windows File Server. AWS Outposts are now supported in AWS GovCloud (US) Regions. Though no AWS specific show that I know of was missed, AWS made a few announcements over the past week. EUV technology reduces repetitive steps in multi-patterning and improves patterning accuracy, enabling enhanced performance and greater yields as well as shortened development time.
According to the company (the first to adopt EUV technology), EUV overcomes challenges in DRAM scaling.
Samsung announced that it has shipped one million modules of its new 10nm-class (D1x) DDR4 (Double Date Rate 4) DRAM modules based on extreme ultraviolet (EUV) technology. IBM Cloud Bare metal Servers powered by AMD EPYC. FalconStor and Wasabi partner on hybrid cloud. Quantum expands video surveillance portfolio. This week’s News Bits we look at a number of small announcements, small in terms of the content, not the impact they have.
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