IBM has announced that its non-mainframe storage array products – from entry-level to high-end – will now all come under the FlashSystem brand, with product configurations that range from three drives ...

IBM’s latest flash storage array systems are all about refreshing the entry space to help make enterprise-class storage accessible to businesses of all sizes and needs The entry-level storage family ...

IBM’s latest all-flash storage array is all about software and hybrid cloud, according to the vendor. “This is not just a traditional storage box,” said Eric Herzog, vice president of product ...

IBM on Wednesday expanded its family of all-flash arrays with two new high-performance models aimed specifically at connecting customers' IT environments to the cloud. The Armonk, N.Y.-based vendor ...

IBM Corp. has updated its storage array line up with all-flash versions that offer increased capacities and support for cognitive and other demanding workloads. IBM announced the original DS8880 ...

IBM recently announced that it is bringing advanced data protection capabilities to its IBM FlashSystem all-flash arrays. IBM says that its Safeguarded Copy for these all-flash storage arrays ...

IBM has refreshed the entry-level flash storage arrays in its FlashSystem line with the introduction of the all-NVMe flash 5200, plus the 5015 and 5035 that can be equipped with SAS-connected flash ...

IBM Tuesday expanded its Storwize storage system line with new versions of its Storwize 5000 family that bring high-performance NVMe storage to a wider range of customers. Big Blue also added support ...

IBM Corp. is trying to eliminate some of the complexity of data storage with a new family of flash storage products it introduced today to meet the needs of a large array of enterprises, including ...

The FlashSystem 840, building on last year's 820, will fit a petabyte of storage in a rack with low latency As IBM accelerates its sixth-generation X Series servers with memory-channel flash storage, ...

There are very few architectures in the computing world like a mainframe. It delivers obscenely high levels of performance while simultaneously scaling towards the upper reaches of what you’d believe ...

IBM has updated its storage virtualisation product, the SAN Volume Controller, to support solid-state drives. Scheduled for release on 6 November, SAN Volume Controller (SVC) 5.0 is the first to ...