Pure Storage Offers Real-Time Enterprise File
Pure Storage has updated its Pure Storage platform to include the Real-time Enterprise File, which offers “dynamic file services that change, adapt, and reconfigure in real-time to meet the fast-paced demands of modern applications.”
According to the announcement, Real-time Enterprise File delivers “industry-first, zero move tiering, which enables IT to deliver the required performance level without the need to physically move data between tiers.”
Additionally, Real-Time Enterprise File uses “global storage pools, which allow organizations to maximize all of their storage resources, without the complexity of planning and creating storage reservations or allocations for each array.”
Read about this and other new features at Pure Storage.
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