Henry Newman

After 12 years of writing a monthly column for Enterprise Storage Forum, it’s time to move on.A monthly column may not seem like a very big commitment,

"The Day the Cloud Died" (sung to the tune of "American Pie") A long, long time agoI can still remember how cloud profit used to make me smileBut I knew

The word "archive" has been thrown around for years and means lots of things to lots of different people. Hardware vendors offer various archive

I recently saw the slides that Fujitsu is using for the Hot Chips conference and noted that Fujitsu is using the Lustre file system in its planned

Resource management and controlling the allocation of resources for complex workloads has always been a topic for discussion in open systems, but no one

Much of the industry seems to have gotten the picture that doing all flash storage is not very practical except for small contained sets such as file

I wasn’t impressed last week when I saw Brian Beach’s blog on what disk drive to buy. I wasn’t impressed due to the lack of intellectual rigor in the

A number of trends are coming together that are likely going to change how we use and access data storage, probably near the end of the decade.At the

Loyal readers, it's that time of year again when we look back to see where we've been and look forward to see where the data storage industry is going.

No, it is not time for my yearly predictions (that happens next month), but this month, leading up to my yearly predictions, I want to look at innovation

We have all heard that software defined networks are going to solve all of our networking problems. Many vendors are already using software defined

Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it, philosopher George Santayana wrote more than a hundred years ago. It's advice that data