Archive for May, 2012
Part 2 of Hitachi NAS SiliconFS Object-based File System
Posted in File and Content Management on May 30, 2012 No Comments »
As my first guest blogger, Matthew O’Keefe, PhD provides the conclusion to his 2 part blog on accelerating NAS with hardware by describing the hardware implementation of hardware pipelining.
Honestly, We’re Proud. All Over Again.
Posted in HDS News on May 25, 2012 No Comments »
That’s what the posters say on many walls across the company right now. Why, you ask? We’ve had quite a nice run of delivering industry leading financial results the past three years here at HDS, and just concluded another stellar fiscal year at the end of March. But before I get into that, we’re proud [...]
That Awkward Moment…
Posted in HDS News, Virtualization on May 22, 2012 1 Comment »
Hitachi NAS SiliconFS Object-based File System
Posted in File and Content Management, Tech Talk on May 21, 2012 2 Comments »
Today, I get to introduce my first guest blogger, Matthew O’Keefe, PhD. My colleague Matt will discuss hardware accelerating the various components of NAS systems, specifically Hitachi NAS (HNAS, aka BlueArc Mercury), in a multi-part series. Matt’s expertise is in scale-out file systems and kernel development, so you might want to read this thoroughly. Since [...]
HDS at SAP SAPPHIRE NOW and ASUG Annual Conference; it’s going to be a gem!
Posted in HDS News on May 14, 2012 No Comments »
Hitachi Data Systems is excited to sponsoring the SAP SAPPHIRE NOW and ASUG 2012. The HDS team is off to sunny Orlando, Florida. The conference is being held this week from May 14th-16th at the Orange County Convention Center. HDS is an Onyx level sponsor, so we will be actively involved throughout the conference.
Digital Archiving Part 3: How would you define “Technology Longevity”?
Posted in File and Content Management, Innovation, Sustainability on May 8, 2012 No Comments »
I can’t help but enjoy reading some of the comments, debates and other various blog articles on optical storage technologies, especially on technology durability and media longevity, even more when compared to tape storage for long-term digital archiving or as a slightly active data repository. Back in November 2011, I wrote a blog on the [...]
HCP Announcement with an Archiving Angle
Posted in Big Data, Cloud, HDS News on May 2, 2012 1 Comment »
Last week’s announcement dovetails perfectly with my current series on data archiving, although the Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) team may not appreciate my angle based on all their accomplishments with HCP product that go above and beyond just archiving. Be that as it may, I can’t ignore an important feature of the new release of HCP, [...]


