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  Yesterday we announced Kaminario K2.N and FlexTM.   For me, this is the most exciting product announcement Kaminario has made in my 9 years with the company.   Fully Converged NVMe Backend In short, K2.N is a software-defined scale-out array architecture running on fully-converged NVMe back end – including NVMe over fabric networking, NVMe JBOF…

When designing a storage system (or any system for that matter), you make a few big decisions starting out and often those are the decisions that later control your destiny. The design principles you start with will determine if you will end up with an over engineered system that can go only so far or…

Last week Kaminario hosted a select group of industry analysts and leading vendors in the storage and networking industry – Broadcom, Brocade, Intel and Red Hat. The purpose of this elite roundtable was to talk about the latest buzzword in the industry – NVMe (Non-volatile memory express). Quick reminder – NVMe is a low latency…

Not all flash solutions are created equal Make sure you understand the difference between real-world performance and advertised, vanity performance. All-flash storage infrastructures are famous for increasing performance.  As a matter of fact, 70% of enterprises choose AFAs for transformative IOPs and reduced application latency.1  However, not all flash solutions are created equally.  Be sure…

In the technology industry we often talk about Moore’s Law, named for the infamous co-founder of Intel, Gordon Moore. For more than 50 years, Moore’s theory that compute would increase in performance and decrease in cost at an exponential pace has basically held true. Even when we believe we have reached a plateau in a…