Pure Storage’s recent all-flash announcements are allowing it to pitch itself as a complete storage offering for its customers, which it believes will fuel future growth.
What can an early-stage investor tell enterprises about the nascent quantum market?
Pure Storage has, for its FlashArray product line, announced new global storage pools and unified policy management for block and file storage.
Has the death knell sounded for the legacy data center? Patrick Smith of Pure Storage makes the case for flash and why it will wipe out disk for good.
Amidst all the excitement about generative AI, what is its real use in the enterprise? We talk to Stefan Sigg, CPO at Software AG, and add some thoughts of our own.
There was plenty for Pure Storage to be positive about from this week’s Q4 and FY 2023 earnings - but it's clear that the current macro environment is placing some short term strain.
Pure Storage says that its new FlashBlade//E solution is cheaper, has more capacity and is more environmentally friendly than hard disk alternatives.
The telecoms industry is changing rapidly with the advent of enterprise 5G. Oracle's Matt Beal shares examples of operators leading the change to find data 'direction'.
diginomica welcomes Pure Storage to our partner family, a company that’s focused on providing smart data platforms for buyers, that are also the sustainable choice.
A UK expert discusses the critical next steps of the quantum journey
What might next-generation 6G networks offer us, and why?
Some of the world’s leading experts debate whether quantum technology means a moment of transformative change, or a slow march into a brand-new world
The annual Nash Squared Digital Leadership Report reveals CIOs are rearchitecting the underpinnings of digital business
Not all clouds are created equal. Steve Miranda shares a sneak preview of Fusion Applications and what to expect from Oracle CloudWorld.
How can tech leaders overcome competing priorities - and be the conduit for strategic change? John Appleby of Avantra says a systematic approach to automation is needed.
Hyperautomation is coming, but will it solve the great resignation crisis, and deliver much-needed economic growth? John Appleby of Avantra thinks hyperautomation could be the key to both - but the reason why may surprise you.
