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When customers pay a premium price for enterprise class storage systems they have a right to expect reliability and high availability for theirs storage dollars. Therefore, it is troubling to many data center managers when they see that Sun is … Continue reading →

Today starts the new quarter for Zerowait and we expect our family of customers to continue to expand. Our first quarter exceeded our growth expectations. Apparently more companies are instituting their austerity programs and IT budgets are tightening. Savvy customers … Continue reading →

I visited some customers in New Jersey last week. One customer asked me how I thought the economy would change the storage environment. I told him that overall people were not going to start suddenly to delete emails and Powerpoints … Continue reading →

Since NetApp came out with their new blue staple look, I have gotten a few requests from people asking how I came up with the Zerowait name and our logo. I had already named the company Zerowait, because I did … Continue reading →

Uncertainty in the economy is driving many companies to review their costs. Some are focusing on their high cost storage infrastructures, because when things go into recession many companies need to understand why their costs are so high, and where … Continue reading →

Recently there has been an uptick in our tuning business, many customers call us and ask our engineers to tune their filers to get better disk utilization, increase their storage capacity or tweak their filers to get more speed or … Continue reading →

First they shuffle the players in their executive suite, now they come out with a new Logo. I wonder when they will change their corporate philosophy? I certainly hope this re branding works better than the New Coke did. Quite … Continue reading →

Recently Xyratex has lost its unique position of being the sole provider of disk shelves to NetApp. This is because the newest SAS shelves are coming from Dothill . If I were in Xyratex’s position, I would be very worried … Continue reading →

Sometimes an insignificant article on the back pages of a newspaper can have big effects on world business. Chinese trade with Europe is about to be revolutionised by the rebirth of the old overland silk route – this time via … Continue reading →

Sam Ervin was Senator from North Carolina when I was young. I clearly remember watching the Watergate hearings on TV after school, and listening to him speak. What a voice. According to two new books about him, he had a … Continue reading →