IBM on Friday will detail a storage architecture dubbed the General Parallel File System-Shared Nothing Cluster that's designed to improve analytics and keep crunching numbers even through failures ...

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IBM has revealed details of a new storage architecture that promises to speed up the processing of business analytics in large datacentres and cloud environments. The company spoke about its General ...

As business users increasingly turn to high-performance hardware, IBM is adding features to its high-performance file systems to help push supercomputing more into the mainstream. IBM on Friday plans ...

Cirata, the company that automates Hadoop data transfer and integration to modern cloud analytics and AI platforms, is now offering support for IBM General Parallel File System (GPFS), a cluster file ...

Today Panasas announced that its re-engineered PanFS parallel file system, delivered on the Panasas ActiveStor Ultra appliance, is now shipping and in early deployment at Sumitomo Metal Mining and the ...

At the recent Supercomputing 2010 conference, IBM unveiled details of a new storage architecture design created by IBM scientists that will convert terabytes of pure information into actionable ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Panasas ®, a leader in high-performance computing (HPC) data storage solutions, today announced that its re-engineered PanFS ® parallel file system, delivered on ...

In cloud computing, one of the most important technologies in the IBM arsenal might turn out to be a set of code that is over 10 years old. The IBM General Parallel File System (GPFS) is a shared-disk ...

HPC environments, by their very nature, tend to be large and are usually quite complex. Whether it’s pushing the boundaries in life and physical sciences or supporting reliable engineering, it takes ...

Someone ought to gift these IBM researchers a better camera, because their latest General Parallel File System is a back-slapping 37 times faster than their last effort back in 2007. The rig combines ...