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Enterprise Computing: Barclays Bank Services Down Due to Storage Array Problems

By On June 17, 2009 · 8 Comments · In Uncategorized

It’s been reported in a few places that yesterday Barclays (UK bank) suffered an issue with a “disc array” (presumably they mean disk array) that took out their ATM and online banking systems.  See the comments here and here.

Allegedly, Barclays now use USP-V arrays as their [...]

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Enterprise Computing: USP-V – So Long And Thanks For All The Fish

By On May 27, 2009 · 22 Comments · In Uncategorized

So HDS’s announcement has turned out to be a complete disappointment.  What it’s not:

It’s not new hardware. It’s not providing more physical capacity. It’s not providing dynamic tiering. It’s not providing enhanced replication technology.

What is on offer is the ability to cluster USPs – a feature called Hitachi High Availability Manager.  [...]

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