01. Suresh Vasudevan, Nimble Storage, Visits theCUBE . (00:17)
02. The Industry's First Predictive All-Flash Array. (01:01)
03. Offering a Reduced Cost for Storage. (02:40)
04. Customers Care About Simplicity and Functionality. (07:09)
05. Nimble's All-Flash Journey. (08:53)
06. Architecture Matters. (10:53)
07. Public Cloud and Hyper Converged. (12:46)
08. Becoming a Public Company. (17:39)
09. The Next Generation of Leaders. (20:17)
#theCUBE #DataStorage #NimbleStorage #Nimble #SiliconANGLE
https://siliconangle.com/2016/02/23/how-can-a-company-like-nimble-displace-a-company-like-emc-datastorage/
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How can a company like Nimble displace a company like EMC? | #DataStorage
by Betsy Amy-Vogt | Feb 23, 2016
Nimble Storage, Inc. has introduced what it labels as the industry’s first predictive all-flash array, the All Flash Array (AFA). The AFA offers predictive analytic features and can be clustered with existing hybrid storage arrays.
Jeff Frick and Stu Miniman, cohosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, talk with Suresh Vasudevan, president and CEO of Nimble Storage, at the company’s storage event in San Francisco.
How does Nimble keep its product price-points low?
Asked how Nimble can offer the AFA at such a low price point, Vasudevan pointed out that Nimble has had a price advantage over its competition for the past five years. He outlined the four elements he believes are critical to Nimble’s efficiency and ability to undercut its competition:
1.Data reduction;
2.Efficient use of DRAM / reduced metadata requirement (1/10th of competitors, Vasudevan said);
3.Low overhead, low-cost flash; and,
4.Single operating environment across all-flash arrays.
Discussing the public cloud and hyper-convergence
Vasudevan believes that the public cloud is a “force that’s here to stay in a really big way.” He gives the four options a customer has for deployment as SAAS, IAAS, on-prem deployment and public cloud. Adapting for the public cloud is daunting, and so Vasudevan believes that although some part of infrastructure will go to the public cloud and not come back, he is experiencing that customers choHow cose to deploy with SaaS.
He sees the benefit of hyper-convergence as the extreme simplicity as balanced by the challenge brought by the expense of scaling. He predicted that those who bring the simplicity of converged management but retain the ability to scale out will do well.
Is storage heading toward a Nimble future?
Asked about the future of storage, Vasudevan predicted that a new generation of storage companies will emerge as leaders over next three to four years, as the old ones die away. He listed his preconditions for leadership, stating that these are what will be required for a smaller company, such as Nimble, to “displace an EMC.”
1.Breath of technology; having a broad platform
2.Tens of thousands of customers
3.The ability to maintain culture and employee satisfaction while growing in size
Although admitting that “customer acquisition is critical,” Vasudevan obviously has his sights set high for the future growth of Nimble.
On the future in general, Vasudevan sees predictive analysis as becoming more and more relevant: “As we look ahead, we talk of IOT as a major trend. I believe in the data center there will not be a single device that is not proactively responding back on the condition of its health.”
@theCUBE @Nimble Storage #Nimble #theCUBE @SiliconANGLE theCUBE
#DataStorage
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Suresh Vasudevan, Nimble Storage | Nimble Storage: The Power of Predictive Analytics 2016
01. Suresh Vasudevan, Nimble Storage, Visits theCUBE . (00:17)
02. The Industry's First Predictive All-Flash Array. (01:01)
03. Offering a Reduced Cost for Storage. (02:40)
04. Customers Care About Simplicity and Functionality. (07:09)
05. Nimble's All-Flash Journey. (08:53)
06. Architecture Matters. (10:53)
07. Public Cloud and Hyper Converged. (12:46)
08. Becoming a Public Company. (17:39)
09. The Next Generation of Leaders. (20:17)
#theCUBE #DataStorage #NimbleStorage #Nimble #SiliconANGLE
https://siliconangle.com/2016/02/23/how-can-a-company-like-nimble-displace-a-company-like-emc-datastorage/
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How can a company like Nimble displace a company like EMC? | #DataStorage
by Betsy Amy-Vogt | Feb 23, 2016
Nimble Storage, Inc. has introduced what it labels as the industry’s first predictive all-flash array, the All Flash Array (AFA). The AFA offers predictive analytic features and can be clustered with existing hybrid storage arrays.
Jeff Frick and Stu Miniman, cohosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, talk with Suresh Vasudevan, president and CEO of Nimble Storage, at the company’s storage event in San Francisco.
How does Nimble keep its product price-points low?
Asked how Nimble can offer the AFA at such a low price point, Vasudevan pointed out that Nimble has had a price advantage over its competition for the past five years. He outlined the four elements he believes are critical to Nimble’s efficiency and ability to undercut its competition:
1.Data reduction;
2.Efficient use of DRAM / reduced metadata requirement (1/10th of competitors, Vasudevan said);
3.Low overhead, low-cost flash; and,
4.Single operating environment across all-flash arrays.
Discussing the public cloud and hyper-convergence
Vasudevan believes that the public cloud is a “force that’s here to stay in a really big way.” He gives the four options a customer has for deployment as SAAS, IAAS, on-prem deployment and public cloud. Adapting for the public cloud is daunting, and so Vasudevan believes that although some part of infrastructure will go to the public cloud and not come back, he is experiencing that customers choHow cose to deploy with SaaS.
He sees the benefit of hyper-convergence as the extreme simplicity as balanced by the challenge brought by the expense of scaling. He predicted that those who bring the simplicity of converged management but retain the ability to scale out will do well.
Is storage heading toward a Nimble future?
Asked about the future of storage, Vasudevan predicted that a new generation of storage companies will emerge as leaders over next three to four years, as the old ones die away. He listed his preconditions for leadership, stating that these are what will be required for a smaller company, such as Nimble, to “displace an EMC.”
1.Breath of technology; having a broad platform
2.Tens of thousands of customers
3.The ability to maintain culture and employee satisfaction while growing in size
Although admitting that “customer acquisition is critical,” Vasudevan obviously has his sights set high for the future growth of Nimble.
On the future in general, Vasudevan sees predictive analysis as becoming more and more relevant: “As we look ahead, we talk of IOT as a major trend. I believe in the data center there will not be a single device that is not proactively responding back on the condition of its health.”
@theCUBE @Nimble Storage #Nimble #theCUBE @SiliconANGLE theCUBE
#DataStorage