IBM’s Ability and Creativity in Software-defined Storage

Software-defined storage (SDS) has not been blessed with a universally accepted definition. And really, SDS probably shouldn’t get one. It’s rather more sensible to think of it simply as a concept centered on repositioning storage functionality to software rather than keeping storage intelligence as a function of hardware.

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