NetApp

| June 03, 2016

"Enterprise storage technology, once bound tightly to specialized boxes, now has more to do with software that can run on standard computing gear. This shift gives companies more freedom to deploy storage as they like. It’s also changing how they pay for it. NetApp's SolidFire division, a recent acquisition focused on all-flash technology, is introducing a way for customers to buy its software and hardware separately. As their needs grow and change, enterprises will be able to use the same soft...

| June 02, 2016

"NetApp has announced the NetApp ONTAP 9 operating system, incorporating enhancements to the enterprise data management software that combines new levels of simplicity and flexibility with powerful capabilities and efficiencies. With ONTAP 9 software, enterprises can quickly integrate the best of traditional and emerging technologies, incorporating flash, the cloud and software-defined architectures to build a Data Fabric foundation across on-premises and cloud resources. ONTAP 9 software is op...

NetApp | July 28, 2016

Since buying all-flash array vendor SolidFire for $870 million this year, NetApp has run SolidFire as a separate business unit distinct from its other storage systems. NetApp all-flash offerings currently include two other arrays; the All Flash FAS (AFF) built around NetApp's ONTAP operating system and the EFF Series for high-performance computing. Each all-flash platform is designed for different use cases and has its own engineering teams....

NetApp | July 11, 2016

NetApp SolidFire has announced FlashForward Capacity Licensing, an entirely new storage model that offers unparalleled flexibility, investment protection and peace of mind for how customers purchase and grow their storage infrastructure....