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Leveraging AI KPIs

New technology brings new opportunities. It also brings hype,”fear of missing out,” and disappointment. AI is proving to be no exception to this rule. So the questions that many of us are currently considering include “What is AI really?”, “Can it help us succeed?” and “Are we missing out?” Download this guide from author and […]

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Understanding VMware Alternatives

Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware has triggered widespread confusion, frustration, dissatisfaction, and reports of high costs across the IT landscape. In a new research brief from NAND, discover how forward-thinking IT leaders are turning disruption into opportunity. Learn how moving beyond VMware can unlock modern alternatives that drive efficiency, agility, and performance, while enabling next-gen capabilities […]

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NVMe: Driving Changes in the Traditional M&E Storage Hierarchy

For those in the media and entertainment industry tasked to work with and produce content at such high fidelity, it is increasingly apparent that new technologies must be leveraged to support these workflows. One such example is increasing efficiency by handling this content with advanced asset management tools – many of which now deploy AI […]

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Tacking the World’s Most Cutting-Edge Rich-Media Workflows: Storage Best Practices for Resource-Intensive Content Creation and Delivery

New technologies for producing stunning visual content are opening tremendous opportunities for studios, post-production houses, distributors and other media organizations. Sophisticated next-generation cameras and multi-camera arrays enable organizations to capture more visual information, in greater detail than ever before.

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NVMe, RDMA, and Other Emerging Technologies

Over the past decade, enterprise-grade non-volatile “flash” storage has gone mainstream. While not exactly inexpensive, enterprise flash prices have finally dropped to the point that talk of the “all-flash data center” no longer generates quite as much eye-rolling as it once did. Spinning disk capacity is still relatively low-cost, but the technical barriers to greater […]

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