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Several solid state disk (SSD) and networking vendors have demonstrate
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To meet the increasingly higher demand on both capacity and performanc
To date, thousands have watched our “Great Storage Debate” webcast ser
By now, we hope you’ve had a chance to watch one of the webcasts from
It’s become quite clear to those of us in the SNIA Ethernet Storage Fo
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More than 1,200 people have already watched our
As a follow up our first two hugely successful “Great Storage Debate”
The SNIA ESF is announcing a new series of webcasts, following our hug
The SNIA Ethernet Storage Forum is very pleased to announce that the h
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The most recent installment of our SNIA ESF webcast series “
The most recent installment of our SNIA ESF webcast series “
The most recent installment of our SNIA ESF webcast series "
iSCSI is one of the most broadly supported storage protocols, but trad
Storage can be something of a “black box,” a monolithic entity that is
In Part Vermillion of our SNIA Ethernet Storage Forum (ESF) “Everythin
By now, we at the SNIA Storage Ethernet Storage Forum (ESF) hope you a
In our most recent “Everything You Wanted To Know About Storage But We
The colorful “Everything You Wanted To Know About Storage But Were Too
Earlier this month, the SNIA Ethernet Storage Forum hosted a live webc
Finely tuning buffers, queues and caches can make your storage system
Last month, we were fortunate enough to have Greg Schulz, analyst and
In the recent SNIA Ethernet Storage Forum iSCSI pod webcast, from our
Here at the SNIA Ethernet Storage Forum (ESF), we’ve been discussin
Buffers and Queues are part of every data center architecture, and
Do you ever feel a bit confused about common storage networking ter
Last month, experts from Dell EMC, Intel, Mellanox and Microsoft co
More than 350 people have already seen our SNIA Ethernet Storage Fo
It seems like everyone is talking about containers these days, but
The first installment of our “colorful” Webcast series, “
Today’s storage world would appear to have been divided into three
Many times we know things without even realizing it, or remembering
Ethernet technology had been a proven standard for over 30 years an
At this month’s SNIA Ethernet Storage Forum Webcast, “
There are many permutations of technologies, interconnects and appl
For the third time, our storage performance benchmarking experts, K
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Attendees cannot get enough of the SNIA Ethernet Storage Forum’s St
NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) over Fabrics is of tremendous in
Our recent Ethernet Storage Forum Webcast, “
We got a lot of great questions at our recent Ethernet Storage Foru
Maybe you’ve asked yourself recently; “Hmm, I wonder what’s new in
Our recent Webcast with OpenStack Manila OpenStack Manila Project T
We at the Ethernet Storage Forum heard you loud and clear.
We had a great response to last week’s Webcast “
How do new architectures being deployed in today’ s data cente
There’s an art to making sense of storage performance benchmarks.
Almost 200 people attended our joint Webcast with the Ethernet Alli
Keeping storage as close to the application as possible and reasona
The team at SNIA-ESF and I were very pleased with how many people a
On June 3rd at 10:00 a.m.
The ESF is excited to announce our next live Webcast, “
The ESF continues our busy schedule hosting informative Webcasts, w
Mark your calendar for March 25th as SNIA-ESF, together
We’re kicking off our 2015 ESF Webcasts on March 4th with what we b
Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) has been growing in popularity y
More than 400 people have already seen our recent live ESF Webcast,
Cloud File Services: SMB/CIFS and NFS…in the Cloud – Q&
Imagine evaporating your existing file server into the cloud with t
In July 2014, IEEE 802.3 voted to form a Study Group for 25Gb/s Eth
Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) has been growing in popularity y
Presumptuous, yes, because Ethernet has been a mainstay in enterpri
As one Cisco colleague once said to me, “After the nuclear holocaus
We had a tremendous response to our recent Webcast “
Technology continues to advance rapidly.
It’s been a bit of a bumpy ride for FCoE, which started out with mo
Previously, I’ve blogged about the VN2VN (virtual node to virtual n
“Software Defined” is a label being used to define advances in
Red Hat Enterprise Linux shipped their first commercially supported
I’ve gotten some interesting feedback on my recent 10GBASE-T blog,
A challenge with traditional iSCSI deployments is the non-determini
The completion of a specification for FCoE (T11 FC-BB-5, 2009) held
A significant challenge in managing large amounts of data (or
For nearly a decade, the primary deployment of 10 Gigabit Ethernet
As we come to a close of the year 2012, I want to share some of our
There’s no doubt that flash is a game changer.
NFSv4.1 is a mature and stable protocol with many advantages over N
10GBASE-T is a technology that runs 10Gb Ethernet over familiar Cat
Our recent Webcast: 10GbE – Key Trends, Drivers and Predictions was
The SNIA Ethernet Storage Forum (ESF) will be presenting a live Web
Experts from SNIA’s Ethernet Storage Forum are going to discuss the
I continue to believe that IP based storage protocols will be prefe
The inexorable growth of the m