IDC's recent analysis on the external storage market in EMEA has shown healthy results - with some countries performing better than others - largely fuelled by all-flash arrays.

According to the tech giant, enterprises around the world are scrambling to future-proof their infrastructure, resulting in a boom in all-flash storage.

It has integrated StorReduce technologies for a cloud-native back up platform, and expanded its data fabric solution for cloud-based applications.

The company has made updates to its All-Flash storage system and released the ClarityNow software for data management.

Storage leader cuts the ribbon on new A/NZ headquarters, affirms its commitment to the region.

The market recorded very healthy growth in Q2 2018, but IDC has revealed it there are some speed bumps coming.

The external storage systems market in the region is in good stead, with some sectors doing better than others.

The new HPE Nimble Storage All-Flash Arrays supposedly offer customers a financial advantage.

“Organisations in APJ are increasingly investing in technology that will support their data center modernization long-term."

We might look back on 2017 as the year the hard disk era finally gave way to the brave new world of all-flash solid-state storage.

“The All Flash Array market in A/NZ is gaining significance and Flash solutions are changing the economics of the Data Centre.”

on a mission to revolutionize the way everyone, from home users to enterprises, store and manages their digital data, both onsite and in the cloud.

“Today, infrastructure underpins the number one priority we hear from our customers – The need to put their organisational data to work.”

In case you missed it, NAS specialist Synology has recently announced its first flash storage appliance.

It’s happening, the final plight of the magnetic hard disk is in full swing.