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Santa “wishes” from IT
Yes it’s that time of year when all the IT professionals are sending their wish lists to the North Pole! It’s been a tough year for IT given the constant data growth and the never ending budget pressures. These folks are under siege! IT needs some help and it’s not going to come from the IT vendor reps who are looking for bigger commission checks and new Land Rovers in this year’s Christmas stockings. So what IT toy is on the top of I...
Moving to the Cloud Seems Like a Good Idea, Taking Everything You Have Does Not
Moving to the cloud is cool. Cloud storage is a hot technology for good reason - it can save you money! It seems fairly simple, consume and pay for only what you need. Cloud storage saves you the cost of pre-purchasing storage in anticipation of your needs and the associated operating costs for space, staffing and operating that storage. Most organizations are trying to reduce total storage costs while facing 50% annual data growth rates and ther...
Virtualization and Dedupe
Tom Cook (Permabit CEO) and George Crump (Lead Analyst, Storage Switzerland) discuss Virtualization and the positive impact deduplication has on it....
State of Dedupe
Tom Cook (Permabit CEO) and George Crump (Lead Analyst, Storage Switzerland) provide in-depth discussion on deduplication from its early usage to the technology innovations that are enabling Dedupe Everywhere to become reality....
Dedupe Everywhere
Tom Cook, Permabit’s CEO, discusses Dedupe Everywhere and its capabilities and impact on OEMs and end customers....
Dedupe isn’t always dedupe
Data optimization has come under much scrutiny lately because it is a hot topic. As we are now beginning to think "outside of the box" on uses of data optimization, it might be useful to understand that dedupe isn't always the same! For example, some of the early uses of dedupe were in single instance approaches that were at the file level. So, if an entire file was not exactly the same as another file, they were not considered a duplicate. Tak...