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New IT trend on the horizon

Rather than simply “ripping and replacing” legacy systems in favour of hot new technologies, IT decision makers in EMEA are focused on finding the optimal balance between traditional storage and emerging on- and off-premises solutions.

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Qumulo launches in EMEA

Company appoints seasoned executives Thore Rabe and Stefan Radtke to lead EMEA operations.

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Unifying Public Cloud and on-premises storage

Scale-out cluster architecture enables global data management of files and objects across private and public clouds.

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APC by Schneider Electric recognises Scale Computing as an Alliance Partner

Scale’s award winning portfolio of HC3 hyperconverged solutions combines storage, servers and virtualisation in one comprehensive system to automate overall management.

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ProfitBricks chooses Cloudian HyperStore to add S3-Compatible Object Storage to portfolio

ProfitBricks extends cloud offering to meet the growing need for S3-compatible and GDPR-compliant storage.

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NuMeRu inspires Channel surge in data centre transformation at Exclusive Group

Enterprise hybrid cloud made easier than ever thanks to best-of-breed BigTec vendor bundle and associated value-added services.

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With the sharp increase in start-ups, and the shift to cloud, trust in CSPs never been more...
Quantum Corp. has announced general availability of the DXi® V4000 virtual backup and...
New solutions equip customers to take advantage of today’s most important, transformative trends...
Offering enterprises increased flexibility, security and cost savings for easily deploying...
ExaGrid has introduced version 4.8 of its software for the ExaGrid family of backup storage...
Storage Made Easy, supplier of the leading Enterprise File Share and Sync Solution, announces a...
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Modernising Oracle with converged infrastructure

Customers who adopt Dell EMC VxBlock technology experienced 99% less planned and unplanned downtime according to a study by IDC.

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