Antony Adshead
Storage Editor at Computer Weekly
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3 days ago |
computerweekly.com | Antony Adshead
The University of Reading’s IT team plans to “pull the plug” on its Nutanix-based infrastructure to test disaster recovery readiness after a move to the supplier’s NC2 cloud services. That’s according to head of operations Kevin Mortimer, who spoke to Computer Weekly at Nutanix’s .Next 2025 event in the US last week. The University of Reading has been a Nutanix customer since 2017.
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1 week ago |
lemagit.fr | Antony Adshead
Nutanix, pionnier et leader des infrastructures hyperconvergées (également appelées HCI), a ajouté à son système la possibilité de se connecter au stockage externe de Pure Storage. L'annonce a été faite cette semaine lors de l'événement .Next à Washington DC. Il s'agit de la deuxième ouverture de Nutanix vers le stockage externe. La première était l’annonce de la compatibilité avec les baies Dell PowerFlex l'année dernière.
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1 week ago |
computerweekly.com | Antony Adshead
At its .Next event in Washington DC this week, Nutanix announced its nodes would be able to use Pure Storage FlashArray arrays as external storage, with general availability later this year. That follows a move last year in which it did something similar, but with Dell PowerFlex software-defined scale-out storage. We caught up with Nutanix CEO Rajiv Ramaswami (pictured above) to talk about that announcement and the implications for Nutanix.
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1 week ago |
techtarget.itmedia.co.jp | Antony Adshead
カイゼ氏 SSDなどのフラッシュストレージとHDDの価格差を保つために、われわれはHDDの容量を増大させ続けながらコストを抑えて製造する必要がある。過去10年通用し、今後少なくとも10年以上通用する仕組みは、同じ製造コストでさらに2TBあるいは4TBを増やして製造し、価格は従来のモデルのまま据え置くことだ。そうすれば容量当たりのコストが下がり続け、SSDなどのフラッシュストレージとの差が保たれる。 SSDは容量単価が下がっているが、HDDも大容量化を続ける中で容量単価の優位性を保っている。HDDとSSDの容量単価の差が保たれる限り、HDDは存続し続けるだろう。 われわれの研究施設や生産、生産準備の状況から判断すると、われわれは40TBのHDDを発売できるとみている。問題はコストだ。 24TBのHDD2台を数百ドルで購入できるのに、誰が40TBのHDD1台を数千ドルで購入するだろうか。1TB当たりの価格が高くなる新技術を打ち出してもうまくはいかない。...
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1 week ago |
computerweekly.com | Antony Adshead
In another move beyond the bounds of strictly hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI), Nutanix has launched Cloud Native AOS. In other words, this is the operating system (OS) that underlies all its HCI products but available for deployment separately and without the need for a hypervisor.
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@Nutanix escapes the datacentre with Cloud Native AOS. Hyper-converged infrastructure provider offers its OS independently of a hypervisor to allow containerised apps to run at the edge or on Kubernetes runtimes in the Amazon cloud @computerweekly https://t.co/UWAG8ZfrnR
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Nutanix breaks bounds of HCI again with Pure Storage linkup. Hyper-converged infrastructure pioneer adds external Pure Storage arrays in a move it touts as a way for customers to get off VMware, but which also helps them scale for AI @ComputerWeekly https://t.co/FDCPXojvn6
Nutanix breaks bounds of HCI again with Pure Storage linkup. Hyper-converged infrastructure pioneer adds external Pure Storage arrays in a move it touts as a way for customers to get off VMware, but which also helps them scale for AI @ComputerWeekly https://t.co/FDCPXojvn6