New EMC trends: acquiring scaleio to upgrade SDS strength

EMC has new developments. The reason why it adds the word "again" is that its RSA has just bought the iam solution vendor aveksa from various places, I tried my best to take care of the latest several numeric values. Today I saw that I had bought scaleio from all over the world, so I had to add one word to the title of this article.

On Thursday, EMC announced that it had just created a vendor named scaleio to help EMC go further on the software-defined storage path. Last month, an Israeli television station said EMC plans to buy scaleio from around 0.3 billion US dollars. Scaleio is a virtualized San software that converts direct storage of one or more servers into a shared block-level access storage resource pool. At the underlying layer of this architecture, SSD, PCIe flash cards, and other hard disks can be used. The number of servers directly connected to this architecture can reach up to thousands. Data leakage this block storage technology can save 80 ~ 90% of the cost. Scaleio will be incorporated into the EMC flash storage product business unit after the purchase is completed from various locations. The main position is the xtremsw kit for technical support.

All the functions of the storage array are packaged in software, which can be run on industry-standard servers or on existing storage facilities. From this perspective, scaleio technology is actually a small batch of Software Defined storage industry that has recently emerged,

Until now, EMC still does not accept the argument about whether scaleio has been bought from everywhere. Scaleio has not been restored.

New EMC trends: acquiring scaleio to upgrade SDS strength