Open source data storage offers a great deal of flexibility, but unlocking its benefits will require strong technical resources to meet requirements such as stability, high availability and security.

The Open Source Storage cloud division’s move into public cloud will give current and future clients faster and more affordable cloud and data center offerings, the company said. The existing product ...

Open source has yet to mount a serious attack on the world of storage. CIOs may complain loudly about writing big checks to NetApp, EMC, and other vendors, but write them they do. For a long time ...

Open Source Storage is offering a handholding service to help businesses make the move to its public cloud offering. The service is part of the launch of its open source public cloud, a build-out of ...

Founded by Niazi in 2001, Open Source Storage was one of the first solutions providers to scale open source software to large, enterprise datacenters. From 2001 to 2007, the company provided storage ...

With all efforts aimed toward seamless open source integration into products and end-to-end solutions, Open Source Storage Cloud Division's growth means current clients and future customers will ...

The future of open source storage software looks even brighter, considering recent developments such as Sun’s donation of OpenSolaris, along with a wealth of storage technologies, and the Aperi ...

Open Source Storage has a bit of a struggle on its hands. Despite having existed (kind of) for well over 10 years, the storage company is relatively unknown compared to incumbent players (NetApp ...

Open source storage is an emerging phenomenon; data storage software that is developed in a public, collaborative manner under a license that permits the free use, distribution and modification of the ...

Tens of thousands of users are deploying open-source storage software in an effort to avoid pricey proprietary products such as array clustering and disk eraser applications and to get some long-term ...

From being the poor relation to deployment in pretty much every institution, public and private, open source software (OSS) in the shape of Linux and others has taken over a huge proportion of the ...