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IBM’s storage announcements incrementally improve and build upon past success, including for cyber security.
The IBM Storwize V3700 includes the same code stack as the company's higher-end Storwize V7000 and its SAN Volume Controller (SVC) storage virtualization technology, said Ed Walsh, vice president ...
IBM SVC provides enterprise customers with a storage virtualization system that can handle massive volumes of data from mobile and social applications, enabling rapid and flexible cloud deployment ...
IBM will add support for SSDs to version 5.0 of its SAN Volume Controller and is promising a big boost in performance with or without flash storage.
Eric Eyberg, the head of strategy and business development for IBM’s FlashSystems group, stopped by theCube at Edge 2013 to explain why the benefits of using SAN Volume Controller (SVC) in ...
IBM is adding 4Gbps Fibre Channel support, increased interoperability with a variety of disk systems and asynchronous replication capability to its TotalStorage SAN Volume Controller (SVC ...
Placing SVC in between a host & an array or set of arrays resulted in unacceptable performance degradation. This happened if I was virtualizing EMC CX, EMC DMX-4, IBM XIV, or a bunch of EQL--and ...
SVC is a new technology, and the excellent transfer of skills from IBM and the ease-of-use of the software meant that our administrators could manage the system effectively within just half a day.' ...
IBM is embedding iSCSI support and broader third-party storage array interoperability into its TotalStorage SAN Volume Controller for Cisco's MDS 9000 switch.
IBM this week showed off the result of more than three years of development when it unveiled its TotalStorage SAN Volume Controller at its lab in Hursley Park, England. Previously known as ...
IBM this week showed off the result of more than three years of development when it unveiled its TotalStorage SAN Volume Controller at its lab in Hursley Park, England. Previously known as ...
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