Why is it that companies feel they have to stick with the current storage methods they’re using? I don’t even want to think about it,â or What we’re using is getting us by,â are two of the most common responses, … Read More »
Many IT Departments would rather jump off a bridge than think of a storage conversion project. A 2011 study done by Bent Flyvbjerg and Alexander Budzier in the Harvard Business Review found that out of around 1,400 projects surveyed, 27% … Read More »
Big Data: two simple words that started a revolution in the IT world. Over the past few years, companies have been struggling to deal with the build-up of data that they spent millions of dollars collecting, but the fact is … Read More »
You can have the best servers and a high speed network, but they will both be for naught unless you have the processing power to back them up. An upgrade like this seems like a no-brainer, but there’s always a … Read More »
IBM FlashSystem increases your response times, reduces your footprint, and lowers your TCO. It cuts down your response time from multiple minutes to about 5 seconds, providing you with actionable intelligence and demonstrating its extreme performance. IBM MicroLatency has taken … Read More »
IBM and TMS simply means the ability to deliver a faster storage to the global market. IBM is now a leader in the industry with the most comprehensive and integrated flash optimized storage solutions to compel clients to the next … Read More »
As you probably know, over the past decade, the performance of server processors has completely overwhelmed storage systems. We can process information at speeds that were difficult to imagine just a short while ago. But now, that is changingâ¦for the … Read More »
*updated September 06, 2013 We live in a world with increasing demands and the need for 24/7 operations in data centers. These data centers are challenged with balancing huge volumes of data through a variety of applications at a velocity … Read More »
When you hear the name Watson, chances are you think about the computer that beat Ken Jennings on Jeopardy! last year, and you’d be correct. IBM debuted Watson in 2011 on Jeopardy!. The first time beating Brad Rutter, who was … Read More »
Watson, the IBM supercomputer famous for defeating two human champions on Jeopardy! is tackling some serious business: healthcare. The life sciences, pharmaceutical, healthcare and biotech industries are discovering how this technology can save time, money, and lives. Imagine a … Read More »