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Server: LattePanda, LinuxONE, IBM, and Kubernetes

Posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 01, 2023

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2023-04-25 [Older] LattePanda Announces Sigma, a 'Hackable Single Board Server'

↺ 2023-04-25 [Older] LattePanda Announces Sigma, a 'Hackable Single Board Server'

[Older] IBM New Z-Series And LinuxONE Rack-Friendly Configurations Enable Greater Sustainability

↺ IBM New Z-Series And LinuxONE Rack-Friendly Configurations Enable Greater Sustainability

IBM acquires Ahana, steward of open source PrestoDB

↺ IBM acquires Ahana, steward of open source PrestoDB

> The purchase not only gives IBM a managed SaaS and AWS marketplace version of the popular open-source Presto database, but membership in the Presto Foundation as well.

Veritas shows off software SAN for Kubernetes at KubeCON 2023 [Ed: KubeCON promoting proprietary products]

↺ Veritas shows off software SAN for Kubernetes at KubeCON 2023

> It was one of the big surprises of the recent KubeCON show in Amsterdam – dedicated to all things Kubernetes – when customers that asked about NetBackup’s container backup capabilities were told they should deploy Veritas’s InfoScale software-defined storage for Kubernetes instead.

> Directly competing with Pure Storage’s Portworx, InfoScale offers block storage for applications that run in containers.

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