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XtremIO @ Tech Field Day 2014

Published August 30, 2014 oracle Leave a Comment

As scientists, interested in what’s happening in platform technology, readers of my blog will find my colleague Itzik Reich’s recent blog on EMC XtremIO to be very informative. Enjoy!

Itzikr's Blog

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Hi,

during the week of VMworld 2014, we had the pleasure of presenting in front of the audience of the tech field day delegates.

attached below are the links to the session Josh Goldstein delivered, enjoy!

EMC XtremIO Introduction

EMC XtremIO Architecture – Consistent and Predictable Performance

EMC XtremIO Data Services

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