NetApp's new Ontap 9.5 operating system features several significant enhancements aimed at making the management of data from the data center to the cloud seamless.

NetApp announced ONTAP® 9.5, MAX Data, StorageGRID® SG6060, NetApp® Solution Support for FlexPod®, and Flash Performance Guarantee.

NetApp’s Data Fabric has evolved from a vision to a full solution portfolio that is now driving big benefits for customers, NetApp’s Director of Technology and Strategy Matt Watts told CRNtv.

The network data storage provider announced a new hybrid muilticloud platform and as-a-service consumption model that lets businesses purchase data services based on usage.

NetApp Data Fabric solutions and services simplify and integrate data management across cloud and on-premises environments, offering: Unmatched cloud connectivity and software flexibility to help ...

NetApp, a provider of hybrid cloud solutions, is updating a variety of its products including ONTAP 9.5, MAX Data, StorageGRID SG6060, NetApp Solution Support for FlexPod, and Flash Performance ...

Only NetApp, with its data fabric strategy, has what customers need to build a unique data fabric designed for their business—in any cloud, in one experience.

The concept of the data fabric emerged in 2015 from NetApp. It was later redefined after three years as implementations matured. And as the rest of the data storage industry pushed their own data ...

This is what NetApp’s evolving Data Fabric offers, and it is resonating more and more with existing and new customers. Older, established companies may appear to be at a disadvantage in the ...

Just one problem: NetApp doesn’t really want to be a storage vendor at all. Instead, it sees itself as a hybrid multicloud infrastructure software provider with its data fabric architecture and ...

Enterprise data storage provider NetApp is extending its Data Fabric strategy with a new consumption-based, pay-as-you-go data management offering for workloads in the cloud, co-located or on ...

Behind the scenes, DreamWorks leverages NetApp’s HCI-based private cloud technology as well as the vendor’s data fabric, giving the company enormous scalability, resilience, and compute resources.