Fusion-io had just reported earnings earlier today, announcing $87.7 million in quarterly revenue with a net loss of $20 million, and a drop from last quarter of 27 percent and from the previous year's quarter of seven percent.
SwiftStack's software defined storage solution can run on commodity hardware, and is cheaper than building a storage system from scratch.
A software defined storage startup called Nexenta has closed a $24 million funding round, proving that storage is increasingly an area of focus for IT.
PernixData provides software to virtualize server-side flash memory. The first product will be launched in the next three months, and is aimed at large enterprises that use virtualization in their data center.
Editor's Pick Box CEO and co-founder Aaron Levie talks about his company's IPO plans, its competitive standing versus Dropbox, and several upcoming new features.
The Transporter started as a Kickstarter campaign and is now backed by $6 million in venture capital.
The newest firm on Sand Hill Road is Amplify Partners, which will invest solely in IT infrastructure startups.
$800 for 23GB of usable space? The 64GB Surface Pro is a tough sell.
Big changes are afoot at VMware as it refocusses its efforts on what it knows best: infrastructure.
Enterprise storage and security business Imation has agreed to buy smaller storage provider Nexsan for $120 million in cash and stock. The deal could help Imation out of a long-standing slump.
Exablox, a stealthy startup that specializes in storing businesses’ noisy and scattered data has raised $22 million in funding. "Nearly every company has a multi-terabyte storage problem," said Doug Brockett, the company's CEO in an interview.
With RedShift, Amazon promises to reduce data storage costs below $1,000 per terabyte per year, a tenth the price of most data warehousing solutions.
Guest Post Everything is turning into software, and that means humans are generating vast amounts of data. Our data centers need to become much more efficient and flexible to deal with it.
Editor's Pick Who says Black Friday has to be about consumer goods? These tech companies are offering discounts on products and services for building businesses, rather than credit card bills.
SolidFire, a promising solid-state storage maker for cloud services, has finally launched into general availability and announced its first customers after a year of relatively low-profile activity.
Michigan-based Yottabyte claims to have a cloud-based operating system to control and manage virtually anything.
Hahvahd scientists have successfully stored 70 billion copies of their own book on genetics and biology in just a gram of DNA.
DNA is a fantastic medium from a storage perspective ... in fact, it's so good that all the data the world creates in a year could theoretically fit in four grams of DNA.
Pure Storage, a flash player that aims to disrupt the business of storage arrays, has received a $40 million fourth round of funding, led by Index Ventures.
Storage startup wild child Backblaze rebelled against itself today and announced it has raised $5 million in funding. The company notoriously bootstrapped for years in an effort to fuel innovation and efficiency. Despite being profitable, Backblaze has pivoted its no-venture-capital …
Tintri, a startup that produces flash storage appliances for virtual machines, announces today that it’s closed an oversubscribed $25 million round of funding. This is the company’s fourth funding round.
Storage servers are expensive pieces of infrastructure but are necessary …
