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etApp, a leading data authority for
hybrid cloud, has announced NetApp
Memory Accelerated Data (MAX Data)
1.3 supporting the Intel Optane DC
persistent memory. The combination of Max Data
and Intel Optane DC persistent memory enables
organisations to stay competitive by doing more with
their data so they can do more for their customers.
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“With the volume of data generated and managed
across on-premises data centres, IoT devices and
sensors, as well as in hybrid cloud environments,
having a Data Fabric strategy that spans edge, core
and cloud is essential to business success.” ◊
Companies are challenged with using unprecedented
volumes of data to achieve real business impact.
Taking advantage of data is often easier said than
done. New applications, such as Artificial Intelligence,
Machine Learning, Deep Learning, real-time analytics
and Internet of Things (IoT), all of which are memory
hungry and fuelled by massive datasets, compound
this challenge.
By using a promising new memory tier, NetApp helps
customers put their data to work without having
to rearchitect their critical applications. MAX Data
provides customers the tools to unlock the value of
enormous datasets and extend a Data Fabric strategy
all the way into their servers with applications and
data that are critical to their business.
Joel Reich, Executive Vice President, Storage
Systems and Software, NetApp, added: “With
NetApp MAX Data now supporting Intel Optane DC
persistent memory, organisations can accelerate
data pipelines across an entire enterprise to power
applications such.
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