Results for tag: "Disk Based Data Fabric"

Disk-based data fabric refers to a distributed data management platform that integrates different types of storage systems, including disk-based hardware. It creates a unified layer that manages data across various silos, whether on-premises or in the cloud. This fabric architecture supports various data management operations like storage, computation, and analysis, providing an efficient and scalable environment for handling large volumes of data with high performance. A data fabric constructed on disk-based systems benefits from the cost efficiency and dense storage capabilities of disks while incorporating advanced data management features such as automated data tiering, where data is moved between different storage resources based on its access patterns and value. Moreover, the disk-based data fabric often includes built-in data protection, replication, and disaster recovery features, helping organizations ensure data integrity and availability. Companies operating in the disk-based data fabric market typically offer solutions that combine hardware and software to create a seamless data storage and management experience. Key players in the industry include Dell Technologies, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), IBM, NetApp, and Pure Storage. These companies provide a range of products and services geared towards enhancing the efficiency of data storage operations, supporting big data analytics, and facilitating enterprise data management strategies. Show Less Read more