I had talked about DNA programming/computing previously (see my DNA computing and the end of natural evolution post) and today we have an example of another step along this journey. A new story in today’s Science News titled DNA used … Continue reading →
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VMware’s vision Paul Maritz CEO of VMware came up and gave his vision for the new transformations impacting the IT world today. It all starts with infrastructure transformation and VMware’s build out of the cloud infrastructure suite (stack). Paul described … Continue reading →
Continuing my EMC World posts, Pat mentioned that 42 new enhancements were being introduced at EMC world today. My notes were sketchy but this is a smattering of some more of the storage subsystem announcements: New Isilon software and hardware, … Continue reading →Plenty of announcements this morning from EMC World 2012. I’ll try to group them into different posts. Today’s post Unified Storage Division VNX/VNXe announcements: New VNXe3150 which fills out the lower end of the VNXe line and replaces VNX3100 (but … Continue reading →
The Spring May 2012 Server and StorageIO news letter covering trends, technologies, techniques and more is now available.
The following are a collection of on-going industry trends and perspectives poll’s pertaining to server, storage, IO, networking, cloud, virtualization, data protection (backup, archive, BC and DR) among other related themes and topics. 
Read a couple of stories this past week or so on securely erasing data but the one that caught my eye was about RunCore and their InVincible SSD. It seems they have produced a new SSD drive with internal circuitry/mechanisms … Continue reading →There is still a place for traditional storage arrays or appliances particular those with extensive features, functionality and reliability availability serviceability (RAS). In other words, there is still a place for large (and small) storage arrays or appliances including those with SSDs.
I was at the Solid State Storage Symposium a couple of weeks ago where Robin Harris (StorageMojo) gave the keynote presentation. In his talk, Robin mentioned a new technology on the horizon which holds the promise of replacing DRAM, SRAM … Continue reading →Wow, $430M for a $25M startup that’s been around since 2009 and hasn’t generated any revenue yet. It probably compares well against Facebook’s recent $1B acquisition of Instagram but still it seems a bit much. It certainly signals a significant … Continue reading →
Scientists report (see AAAS report, Wired article or actual research) that they are now able to refract or focus gamma rays. Contrary to theory, they have discovered that gamma rays can be deflected by the nucleus of a silicon atom. Down a bit … Continue reading →