NetApp’s Cloud-connected Flash Strategy and Its Market Leadership

December 27, 2018 / GuidesFor Team

More and more enterprises adapt all-flash file and block storage for data management; thus vendors have to keep up with these data center customer demands. NetApp is among the leading storage tech companies aggressively pursuing its “cloud-connected flash” product strategy, even outgrowing the total external storage market in 2018. It is targeting to grow in the areas of HCI, converged systems, and flash technologies. Due to NetApp’s track record, it has earned a reputation as a candidate vendor for enterprises about to transform or transition into all-flash. Moreover, NetApp has just launched the latest version of its ONTAP. Read on to learn more. -April Toledo

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