Now that many companies have switched from conventional storage to the cloud, modern data strategies can be implemented to further optimize data storage and processing needs.
DDN Storage Solutions Deliver 700% Gains in AI and Machine Learning for Image Segmentation and Natural Language Processing
DDN®, a leader in artificial intelligence (AI) and multi-cloud data management solutions, announced impressive performance results of its AI storage platform for the inaugural AI storage benchmarks released this week by MLCommons Association. The MLPerfTM Storage v0.5 benchmark results confirm DDN storage solutions as the gold standard for AI and machine learning applications.
Why Car Storage Depends on the Right Workload Analysis
In this sponsored post, Russell Ruben, director of automotive and emerging segment market, Western Digital, believes that as vehicle innovation continues over the next few years, driven by advances in sensors, 5G, AI, machine and deep learning and big data analytics, so must storage. Storage technology needs to keep up with the rapid pace of development as it becomes increasingly critical to support more and more demanding applications with mixed usages than ever before.
Concerned About Migrating to the Cloud?
Watch this video to learn more about cloud services and how a cloud service solution just might be the answer to all your challenges when it comes to the storage, accessibility, capacity, and security of your data and applications.
DDN is a Leading Data Storage Company Behind the Machine Learning and Generative AI Explosion
DDN®, a leader in artificial intelligence (AI) and multi-cloud data management solutions, announced that it has sold more AI storage appliances in the first four months of 2023 than it had for all of 2022. Broad enthusiasm for the business opportunities presented by generative AI has resulted in a steady increase in investment in AI and AI infrastructure.
Four Reasons On-premises Object Storage is Right for Today’s Businesses
In this special guest feature, Marcel Hergaarden, senior manager for product marketing at Red Hat, explains why he believes on-premises object-based storage is the correct approach for organizations that want better control over their data and greater cost savings.
New Study Details Importance of TCO for HPC Storage Buyers
Total cost of ownership (TCO) now rivals performance as a top criterion for purchasing high-performance computing (HPC) storage systems, according to an independent study published by Hyperion Research. The report, commissioned by our friends over at Panasas®, a leader in HPC data storage solutions, surveyed data center planners and managers, storage system managers, purchasing decision-makers and key influencers, as well as users of HPC storage systems.
Micron Introduces Comprehensive AI Development Platform
Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: MU), announced a powerful new set of high-performance hardware and software tools for deep learning applications with the acquisition of FWDNXT, a software and hardware startup. When combined with advanced Micron memory, FWDNXT’s (pronounced “forward next”) artificial intelligence (AI) hardware and software technology enables Micron to explore deep learning solutions required for data analytics, particularly in IoT and edge computing.
DAOS Delivers Exascale Performance Using HPC Storage So Fast It Requires New Units of Measurement
Forget what you previously knew about high-performance storage and file systems. New I/O models for HPC such as Distributed Asynchronous Object Storage (DAOS) have been architected from the ground up to make use of new NVM technologies such as Intel® Optane™ DC Persistent Memory Modules (Intel Optane DCPMMs). With latencies measured in nanoseconds and bandwidth measured in tens of GB/s, new storage devices such as Intel DCPMMs redefine the measures used to describe high-performance nonvolatile storage.
YugaByte Commits to 100 Percent Open Source with Apache 2.0 License
YugaByte, a leader in open source distributed SQL databases, announced that YugaByte DB is now 100 percent open source under the Apache 2.0 license, bringing previously commercial features into the open source core. The move, in addition to other updates available now through YugaByte DB 1.3, allows users to more openly collaborate across what is now the world’s most powerful open source distributed SQL database.