Archive for March, 2009
To Multi-Core or Not to Multi-Core?
Posted in Processing Architectures on March 25th, 2009 3 Comments »
An article over at Infoworld brings up again something that I’ve talked about in reference to BlueArc: thinking in parallel. The old adage about chewing, gum, walking, holding a conversation and trying to do a math problem roughly gets to why this is a challenging task. (I’m going to get a bit esoteric here so [...]
EMC Copying Hitachi Again…
Posted in Evil Machine Copies, File Storage, Search on March 19th, 2009 4 Comments »
A recent article about Mr. Tucci points to the creation of a cross archive/content management federated search system for compliance enforcement across the enterprise. Here’s the excerpt from the article.
Really Cool
Posted in File Storage on March 16th, 2009 3 Comments »
I know that it is not related directly to storage, but I found the Interactive map of the Linux Kernel and highly recommend that you take it for a spin. I think that this is relevant because so many storage applications are based upon Linux these days — well and OpenSolaris/Solaris as well. So if [...]
USP-V/VM Goodness
Posted in Block Storage on March 16th, 2009 No Comments »
I think in past posts I’ve hinted at this before, but I do want to talk a bit about the USP-V/VM’s volume migrator engine coupled to Hitachi Tiered Storage Manager. I have a special place in my heart for these two products as I was fortunate enough to participate at the genesis of them both. [...]
Hmm Kindle for the iPhone?
Posted in Web 2.0 on March 4th, 2009 No Comments »
I just read the news about the Kindle application for the iPhone. While I have yet to try the application this got me to thinking a bit on my train ride home: will this do for books what the iTunes store and the iPod did for music? Since I’m in Japan I do [...]



