The Future of Software Defined Storage

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James Maguire
By James Maguire

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The data storage market is undergoing a period of rapid change. Certainly the use of Flash will rise significantly in 2017, and analytics will play a bigger role, increasing the need for rapid Big Data storage platforms. Perhaps of the greatest significance: software defined storage will integrate with cloud computing. In contrast to a siloed approach, this union of cloud and software defined storage will likely play a key role in the hybrid cloud.

How will these developments impact data storage in the years ahead? Please tune in as I discuss the data storage sector with Vincent Hsu, VP, IBM Fellow, CTO for Storage and SDE at IBM.

Vincent Hsu, VP, CTO for Storage and SDE, IBM

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