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Pure Fusion Expands Industry-First Autonomous Storage Delivery Platform

Jul 5, 2024 | storagenewsletter.com | Larry Touchette |Francis Pelletier

By Larry Touchette, director, technical product management, Pure Storage, Inc. Pure Fusion is a self-automating, storage delivery platform that is redefining enterprise storage management. The next iteration of Pure Fusion will deliver new capabilities for effortless unified management and first-of-its-kind storage automation. Last year, we announced a new innovation in the storage industry with Pure Fusion.
From Telco to Tech-co: A Telecom Discussion

Jun 27, 2024 | blog.purestorage.com | Andy Stone |Larry Touchette |Angad Narang |Carey Wodehouse

SummaryIn a recent webinar, telco experts from Pure Storage discussed 5G, AI, rising costs and sustainability, and financial models. I recently had the pleasure of hosting a web discussion with three of the top telco minds at Pure Storage, who collectively represent decades of deep telecom experience across multiple areas of the globe. It was an easy job for me, as all I had to do was ask questions and sit back and listen to some great insights.
Pure Fusion Expands Industry-first Autonomous Storage Delivery Platform

Jun 24, 2024 | blog.purestorage.com | Angad Narang |Carey Wodehouse |Andy Stone |Larry Touchette

SummaryPure Fusion is a self-automating, data storage delivery platform that is redefining enterprise storage management. The next iteration of Pure Fusion will deliver new capabilities for effortless unified management and first-of-its-kind storage automation. Last year, we announced a groundbreaking new innovation in the storage industry with Pure Fusion™.
Escaping the SSD Trap: Enter Pure Storage’s DirectFlash Modules (Part 2 of 2)

May 29, 2024 | blog.purestorage.com | Peter Eicher |Andy Stone |Larry Touchette |Angad Narang

SummaryPure Storage builds its own flash storage devices that are purpose-built for enterprise workloads and requirements. Our DirectFlash Modules are two to five times more efficient than COTS SSDs and deliver a much lower $/GB cost. When it comes to the storage devices at the heart of all-flash array (AFA) systems, there are two product strategies: Vendors use either commodity off-the-shelf (COTS) SSDs sourced from disk vendors, or they build their own devices.