IBM this week is expected to debut its highest-capacity storage arrays, although the products’ real differentiator is a mix of management technologies designed to help customers get a better handle on ...

IBM has announced that its non-mainframe storage array products – from entry-level to high-end – will now all come under the FlashSystem brand, with product configurations that range from three drives ...

New high-end arrays include full disk encryption and solid-state disks, and offer up to 2.5 times the performance and 50 percent more energy efficiency For the first time in three years, IBM has ...

IBM’s latest flash storage array systems are all about refreshing the entry space to help make enterprise-class storage accessible to businesses of all sizes and needs The entry-level storage family ...

Experts advocate that a proactive approach to data resilience requires identifying threats at the first possible opportunity before they have a chance to infiltrate a system and wreak havoc. Recently, ...

IBM Thursday expanded its highest-end all-flash storage array family with three new models targeting mainframe customers and other users with strict uptime ...

IBM's DS 8000 storage arrays make use of the same Power 5 processors used in IBM iSeries and pSeries machines. In the future, IBM said it hopes to partition a subset of those processors to run DB2 on ...

IBM has refreshed the entry-level flash storage arrays in its FlashSystem line with the introduction of the all-NVMe flash 5200, plus the 5015 and 5035 that can be equipped with SAS-connected flash ...