Perspectives
The Three Rs of Data Storage: Resiliency, Redundancy, and Rebuilds
Everyone cares about the durability of their data. The good news is that Pure...
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Perspectives
Get Promoted by Running Greener Data Storage
Sustainability has become a key pillar of successful IT and business strategies. Learn how...
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Perspectives
How Modern Storage Can Offset Power Utilization in the Data Center
With data center power utilization increasing every day, what is the most efficient, responsible...
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Products
Better Science, Volume 1: Hardware and Software Co-design with DirectFlash
In vol. 1 of our “Better Science” series, we see the evolution of DirectFlash...
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Products
FlashBlade//E: The Endgame for Hard Drives
With significantly better TCO, reliability, ease of use, and sustainability, FlashBlade//E is the first...
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Products
Is QLC Real? (Yes, and People Want It)
While some legacy vendors question the future of QLC, Pure is delivering the reliability...
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Solutions
Tap into the Data Deluge with Oracle
Despite the deluge of data we’ve already seen, it’s only going to increase. What...
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Products
Hybrid Arrays Not Dead Yet, But… QLC Flash Is Here
With the introduction of FlashArray//C systems using low-cost QLC flash chips, Pure Storage delivers...
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Purely Technical
Testing DirectFlash Fabric Connectivity with vSphere 7
Learn why many Pure Storage users leverage FlashArray™ devices in their VMware environments and...
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Purely Technical
Oracle 18c Runs Faster with DirectFlash™ Fabric – NVMe-oF RoCE
Pure Storage just announced the launch of DirectFlash™ Fabric that brings low latency and...
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Purely Technical
Analyzing the Possibilities of MariaDB and DirectFlash Fabric
Check out our historical view of some of the major challenges for MariaDB deployments...
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Products
The Advantages of NVMe with //X: An Architect’s Perspective
With Pure’s DirectFlash™ technology, we bring the advantages of NVMe into FlashArray//X. But what...
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