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 ...

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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 ...

IBM has launched three all-flash storage arrays built around proprietary NAND modules and promising latency as low as 250 microseconds. The FlashSystem A9000 and A9000R are aimed at cloud service ...

IBM on Thursday unveiled new enterprise and midrange disk storage arrays and appliances that incorporate new tiering capabilities. The company's new midrange storage array was also rebranded with the ...

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 ...

Leveraging its partnership with Micron Technology to bring multi-level cell (MLC) Flash technology into the enterprise, IBM this week unveiled two all-Flash arrays that are not only 50 times faster ...

IBM Research has just set a world record in data storage by building a drive array capable of holding 120 petabytes. It was done at the request of an unnamed research group that needs this ...

IBM is the leader in the rapidly-growing solid state arrays market. If the company continues growing this segment at even half the current rate, it will easily offset its current revenue decline by ...

IBM is staffed with some geeks with big aspirations for sure. The gang at IBM has whipped up a little storage array for an unnamed customer that will use it for some unnamed task. The storage array ...

IBM this week is going to unveil its biggest storage arrays yet, with capacities stretching up to 192T bytes. That’s a lot of MP3 files. These are not the biggest arrays you can buy – the biggest is ...