01. Vish Mulchand, HP Storage, Visits theCUBE at #VMworld!. (00:14)
02. Many Announcements for HP Storage Since June 2013. (01:21)
03. What Announcements Did HP Storage Make at VMworld This Year?. (04:49)
04. How Important is Performance?. (07:04)
05. Resiliency Is a Huge Factor. (08:51)
06. What About Quality of Service?. (10:14)
07. What's Going to Happen with Flash?. (11:41)
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Driving flash performance, affordability | #VMworld
by Nelson Williams | Sep 2, 2015
These days, more companies are turning to flash storage to power their most critical real-time applications. When performance is an issue, flash storage wins hands down over traditional spinning disk media, but at the cost of capacity. Now, industry giant HP is working with flash to change the data storage world.
To help open a window on these developments, Dave Vellante of theCUBE, from the SilconANGLE Media team, talked with Vish Mulchand, senior director of product marketing and management at Hewlett-Packard Co.’s Storage Division, during the VMworld 2015 conference. Mulchand explained that data storage comes down to architecture. The goal is to create a system that is modular and extensible. These fundamental perfectly suit the advantages of flash storage, Mulchand said.
A series of announcements
The talk then moved toward HP’s recent announcements of new products in the storage space. Mulchand mentioned a number of inexpensive flash systems it was bringing to market, with the idea of driving down the cost of buying into flash.
HP’s plan was to provide affordability, performance and data service with its products. It was looking to improve performance by increasing bandwidth and decreasing latency while preserving a high reliability factor.
Next stop on the road map
As to where HP was going with its storage plans, Mulchand spoke about how customers use flash as part of mixed storage approach. Its most critical applications run on flash, while systems that can afford to be slower use more traditional media.
For the future, HP plans to continue what it is already doing: clearing up bottlenecks from end to end to drive performance and affordability.
@theCUBE
#VMworld
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Vish Mulchand, HP Storage | VMworld 2015
01. Vish Mulchand, HP Storage, Visits theCUBE at #VMworld!. (00:14)
02. Many Announcements for HP Storage Since June 2013. (01:21)
03. What Announcements Did HP Storage Make at VMworld This Year?. (04:49)
04. How Important is Performance?. (07:04)
05. Resiliency Is a Huge Factor. (08:51)
06. What About Quality of Service?. (10:14)
07. What's Going to Happen with Flash?. (11:41)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
--- ---
Driving flash performance, affordability | #VMworld
by Nelson Williams | Sep 2, 2015
These days, more companies are turning to flash storage to power their most critical real-time applications. When performance is an issue, flash storage wins hands down over traditional spinning disk media, but at the cost of capacity. Now, industry giant HP is working with flash to change the data storage world.
To help open a window on these developments, Dave Vellante of theCUBE, from the SilconANGLE Media team, talked with Vish Mulchand, senior director of product marketing and management at Hewlett-Packard Co.’s Storage Division, during the VMworld 2015 conference. Mulchand explained that data storage comes down to architecture. The goal is to create a system that is modular and extensible. These fundamental perfectly suit the advantages of flash storage, Mulchand said.
A series of announcements
The talk then moved toward HP’s recent announcements of new products in the storage space. Mulchand mentioned a number of inexpensive flash systems it was bringing to market, with the idea of driving down the cost of buying into flash.
HP’s plan was to provide affordability, performance and data service with its products. It was looking to improve performance by increasing bandwidth and decreasing latency while preserving a high reliability factor.
Next stop on the road map
As to where HP was going with its storage plans, Mulchand spoke about how customers use flash as part of mixed storage approach. Its most critical applications run on flash, while systems that can afford to be slower use more traditional media.
For the future, HP plans to continue what it is already doing: clearing up bottlenecks from end to end to drive performance and affordability.
@theCUBE
#VMworld
