Pure Storage
JUNE 14, 2023
Via OpenBlue, its comprehensive suite of connected building technologies, the company is redefining the blueprint for building design in every industry—from education, to healthcare, to manufacturing. Both are integral to the success of OpenBlue. In both cases, it uses the same tech stack and components.
Pure Storage
JUNE 14, 2023
Our customers are building a better world with data. From how we identify and treat diseases, to how we manufacture and ship goods, to how we drive sustainability in our buildings, on our farms, and across our planet—their innovations know no boundaries.
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Pure Storage
APRIL 30, 2024
Prolonged outages can lead to direct revenue loss, contractual penalties, and lost opportunities, all of which can be avoided or minimized with an effective recovery plan. Faced with a crippling cyberattack, the company’s website is down.
Solutions Review
JUNE 16, 2023
The onus is on the customer to recover the lost data and repair the damage, not the cloud provider. The manufacturer is responsible for meeting quality and safety standards, but it’s up to the driver not to be reckless and crash the car. Regarding data in the cloud, the customer is responsible for protecting their data.
Pure Storage
JULY 20, 2023
The Trouble with PBBAs When you design something specifically to ingest data, you make software sacrifices that result in slow data recovery. PBBAs use deduplication techniques that spread stored data blocks all over the place. This results in loads of disk thrashing to re-assemble that data when it’s time to recover.
Pure Storage
FEBRUARY 14, 2023
With this growth comes challenges around the core processes involved in semiconductor chip manufacturing. When manufacturers face challenges, so do supply chains, which makes meeting these challenges critical. Chip shortages are forcing manufacturers to speed up EDA workloads to accelerate the chip design process. What Is EDA?
Pure Storage
FEBRUARY 24, 2022
For example, in a car’s engine, sensors can be used to collect and relay data related to temperature, pressure, and timing. They can even send information back to the engine’s manufacturer, where it can be used to enhance product design and performance in future engine components. Powering Stock Market Apps with Global Data.
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