DriveScale, the leader in delivering Composable Infrastructure to create elastic cloud infrastructure on-premises and a 2018 Cool Vendor by Gartner for Cloud Infrastructure, announced that it has achieved mutual certification with [...]
Machine Learning, Big Data Analytics, and Cloud-Native Applications to Benefit from Leading Composable Infrastructure Solution and Industry's Most Scalable Storage SUNNYVALE, Calif. – September 24th, 2019 – DriveScale, the [...]
SUNNYVALE, Calif. – July 30, 2019 – DriveScale, the innovative company that turns any data center into an elastic bare-metal cloud at a fraction of the cost of public [...]
Certification Positions Toshiba Memory’s CD5 Series Data Center NVMe SSDs and CM5 Series Enterprise NVMe SSDs for Composable NVMe Infrastructure SAN JOSE, Calif., July 24, 2019– Toshiba Memory America, [...]
DriveScale will be showcasing its composable infrastructure technology at Aerospike’s Annual User Summitin San Francisco May 1 through May 2, 2019. In addition to demonstrating its composable infrastructure solution, DriveScale will also share details about its unique reference architecture for Aerospike that allows users to compose, design, optimize and scale infrastructure for their Aerospike Database. For interested attendees, DriveScale is extending a discount on registration for the event, which can be found below.
Learn How to Create Your Own Elastic Bare Metal Cloud for Data-Intensive Applications at Dell Technologies World April 29th - MAy 2nd, 2019 in Las Vegas.
DriveScale announced the next evolution of its flagship DriveScale Composable Platform, which now includes support for NVMe over TCP. With DriveScale's new release, enterprise organizations now have access to the latest NVMe standard, which directly addresses the needs of big data and machine learning applications that require higher performance from their storage solutions. By offering a software-only solution that supports NVMe over TCP, DriveScale is helping customers stay ahead of the curve as legacy infrastructure solutions struggle to adapt to modern workloads.
DriveScale with Dell EMC solutions offers IT a composable platform, making the deployment of applications on bare metal or in containers simple and cost-effective for enterprise infrastructure. Tim Smith, SVP and GM, Global Technical Infrastructure and Operations at AT&T’s Xandr group says “DriveScale’s unique composable platform is a critical element to ensure we scale with agility and flexibility at the right price point.”
DriveScale CTO, Brian Pawlowski, will give a talk at Vault ‘19 titled “Design of a Composable Infrastructure Platform." He will present how composable infrastructure enables the dynamic creation of secure application clusters from disaggregated compute, storage and networking, as well as challenges facing such a solution.
SF Express, a Global Courier, Selects DriveScale Composable Platform for Data Intensive Computing SUNNYVALE, Calif. – January 23, 2019 – DriveScale, the leader in delivering Composable Infrastructure for data-intensive [...]
