Karl Paulsen

For some time we’ve thought mainly about how file-based storage is used to contain unstructured data; i.e., those files relative to moving (video) or static (photographic) images.

Cybercrime has now surpassed the profitability of illegal drug trafficking.

The growth in data is, has and continues to be a topic that influences how much and what types of storage architectures, etc., are selected and for what applications.

Long ago, storage components were principally ranked by the individual physical capacity of the device, or in the case of JBODs (just a bunch of disks), the array.

How do changing technologies impact next-gen facility designs and implementations?