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This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on 2017.11.03
Source URL: https://www.storagenewsletter.com/2017/11/03/2018-storage-trends-and-predictions-from-primary-data/
Software solves storage complexity
Few IT professionals admit to a love of buzzwords, and one of the biggest offenders in the last few years is the term, software-defined storage (SDS). With marketers borrowing from the successes of software-defined-networking, the use of SDS attempts all kinds of claims. Yet the term does little to help most of us to understand what a specific SDS product can do. Despite the well-earned dislike of the phrase, true SD solutions will continue to gain traction because they try to bridge the gap between legacy infrastructure and modern storage needs. In fact, even as hardware sales declines, IDC forecasts that the SDS market will grow at a rate of 13.5% from 2017 – 2021, growing to a $16.2 billion market by the end of the forecast period.
Calsoft Whitepaper: Proliferation Of Cloud Integrated Storage (CIS)
IT begins to choose custom management over hyperconverged
Hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) aims to meet data’s changing needs through automatic tiering and centralized management. HCI systems have plenty of appeal as a fast fix to pay as you grow, but in the long run, these systems represent just another larger silo for enterprises to manage. In addition, since hyperconverged systems frequently require proprietary or dedicated hardware, customer choice is limited when more compute or storage is needed.
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