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24 Jul 2012
#27020
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Navis Expands Oracle Footprint; Deploys Oracles Pillar Axiom Storage System
Enhances Performance and Consolidation Capabilities
Navis, the global technology leader for managing cargo movement through terminals, has replaced its NetApp storage solutions with Oracles Pillar Axiom 600 storage systems to support the engineering and development environments for its SPARCS N4 terminal operating system. The Pillar Axiom 600 storage systems patented Quality of Service (QoS) architecture provides the predictable performance and consolidation capabilities that are helping Navis meet ever increasing customer demands. By leveraging the replication and multi-system management features of the Pillar Axiom 600 storage system, Navis is able to maintain peak performance of its virtual machines, regardless of the types of environments it provisions.
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25 Jul 2012
#27028
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Buying Intention Survey Finds Fibre Channel SAN Declining in Popularity
iSCSI SANs Make Gains by Comparison
There are apparently some changes afoot in the relative popularity of fibre channel SAN, NAS, and iSCSI SAN, a survey reported in SearchStorageChannel has found. Francesca Sales writes that the survey of buying intentions determined that only 43% of 687 respondents said that theyre running a Fibre Channel SAN, behind NAS at 58% and with iSCSI SANs (42%) trailing both. Still, Sales writes, in a server virtualization environment specifically, meanwhile, FC is still the most popular choice, at 34%. At the same time, theres been an increase in Ethernet-based storage to support virtual servers.
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