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Chris M Evans has worked in the technology industry since 1987, starting as a systems programmer on the IBM mainframe platform, while retaining an interest in storage. After working abroad, he co-founded an Internet-based music distribution company during the .com era, returning to consultancy in the new millennium. In 2009 Chris co-founded Langton Blue Ltd (http://www.langtonblue.com), a boutique consultancy firm focused on delivering business benefit through efficient technology deployments. Chris writes a popular blog at http://blog.architecting.it, attends many conferences and invitation-only events and can be found providing regular industry contributions through Twitter (@chrismevans) and other social media outlets.

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  1. The Britpop Battle of Rubrik and Cohesity
  2. PowerMax, VMAX, XtremIO – the Agony of Choice
  3. NetApp embraces cloud for future business growth
  4. Droplet Computing delivers universal app virtualization
  5. The Three Facets of Backup
  6. Cloud Field Day 3 Preview: Delphix
  7. Cloud Field Day 3 Preview: Riverbed
  8. Cloud Field Day 3 Preview: Veritas
  9. Cloud Field Day 3 Preview: Druva
  10. Cloud Field Day 3 Preview: Morpheus Data
  11. Cloud Field Day 3 Preview: Oracle
  12. Dude, Here’s Your 100TB Flash Drive!
  13. Cloud Field Day 3 Preview: Rubrik
  14. Cloud Field Day 3 Preview: NetApp
  15. The Risk of Shared Service Level Agreements
  16. ScaleIO Becomes Software Defined on Hardware
  17. Data Mobility – Global/Scale-out Data Platforms
  18. Rubrik Acquires Datos IO – Backup Wars Looming?
  19. What are Storage Class Memory and Persistent Memory?
  20. What Next for XtremIO?
  21. Kaminario Goes Software-Defined
  22. Data Mobility – Caching Technologies
  23. Object Storage Critical Capabilities #3 – Searching, Indexing and Metadata
  24. Avere Systems is Acquired by Microsoft
  25. Performance Analysis of SAS/SATA and NVMe SSDs
  26. Has NVMe Killed off NVDIMM?
  27. Four Platforms When One Will Do?
  28. Is NetApp Becoming A Service Provider?
  29. HPE Brings Nimble Skynet to 3PAR Arrays
  30. Accelerating Workloads with NetApp Plexistor
  31. VMAX – The Mainframe of Storage
  32. Storage Field Day 14 Preview: E8 Storage
  33. Storage Field Day 14 Preview: Scality
  34. Storage Field Day 14 Preview: EMC
  35. Can Violin Systems Successfully Rise from the Ashes of Violin Memory?
  36. It’s Time for Hard Drives to Join Tape In The Archive Tier
  37. Scale Computing Debuts HC3 in Google Cloud Platform
  38. Flash Diversity: High Capacity Drives from Nimbus and Micron
  39. Architecting IT | Scale Computing Moves Deeper Into the Enterprise With All-Flash HCI
  40. Pure1 META – Analytics for Pure Storage Arrays
  41. Pure Accelerate: FlashArray Gets Synchronous Replication
  42. What Next for the new Tier 0 Storage?
  43. Nimble, HPE and 20-Year Old Architectures
  44. Building Data Storage With Containers
  45. Focus on High Performance NAS
  46. Cache or Tier – Does it Matter?
  47. Storage Field Day 11 Previews: Intel, HGST
  48. NetApp, Storage Class Memory and Hyperconvergence
  49. Storage Field Day 11 Previews: Avere, Primary Data, Scality
  50. Nutanix Acquires PernixData and Calm.io
  51. Docker and storage – solving the problem of data persistence
  52. Windows Containers – Making Windows Server Relevant Again
  53. Docker for Mac & Windows – Changing the Developer Paradigm
  54. Docker & Storage – Solving The Problem of Data Persistence
  55. Torus – Because We Need Another Distributed Storage Software Solution
  56. Object Storage: Validating S3 Compatibility
  57. Storage Field Day 10 Preview: Hedvig
  58. Storage Field Day 10 Preview: Primary Data
  59. Storage Field Day 10 Preview: Exablox
  60. Storage Field Day 10 Preview: Nimble Storage
  61. Storage Field Day 10 Preview: Datera
  62. Storage Field Day 10 Preview: Tintri
  63. Storage Field Day 10 Preview: Pure Storage
  64. Storage Field Day 10 Preview: Kaminario
  65. Storage Field Day 10 Preview: Cloudian
  66. Long Term Evaluation: Scale Computing
  67. Hybrid Cloud and Data Mobility
  68. Pure //Accelerate 2016 – FlashBlade
  69. Build or Buy – A Tale of Two All-Flash Strategies
  70. Storage Field Day 9 Tracking Page
  71. Storage Field Day 9 Preview: VMware
  72. Storage Field Day 9 Preview: Intel
  73. Storage Field Day 9 Preview: Violin Memory
  74. Storage Field Day 9 Preview: NetApp
  75. Speaking in Tech: How good is the UK’s broadband? Really awful
  76. Tech Field Day 10 Preview: Dell
  77. Tech Field Day 10 Preview: Rubrik
  78. Tech Field Day 10 Preview: SolarWinds
  79. Tech Field Day 10 Preview: Caringo
  80. Tech Field Day 10 Preview: VMTurbo
  81. Tech Field Day 10 Preview: Diablo Technologies
  82. ZeroStack – A Better Way to do OpenStack
  83. The Evolution of Storage Virtualisation
  84. Standard SSDs or Custom NAND Modules?
  85. Pure Storage Announces New Hardware Platform – FlashArray//m
  86. SFD7: Exablox – Scale-Out Object Storage for NAS
  87. Primary Data and Data Virtualisation
  88. Connected Data, Transporter and Private “Cloud” Storage
  89. Catalogic Software Addresses Data Copy Management
  90. Storage Field Day 7 – Initial Thoughts
  91. Storage Field Day 7 – 11-13 March 2015
  92. Avere Systems Releases Virtual FXT Edge Filer
  93. VMware Previews VAIO – vSphere APIs for I/O Filtering
  94. SanDisk Announces Acquisition of Fusion-io
  95. Flash Shipment Bragging Rights
  96. Pure Storage Raises a Further $225m for a $3B Valuation
  97. SolidFire Releases Element OS Version 6
  98. SDDC Symposium 2014
  99. Storage Field Day 5 – Scale Computing Present
  100. Storage Field Day 5: Vendor Profiles Part 2
  101. Storage Field Day 5 Vendor Preview
  102. Storage IPO Season – Violin Memory and Pure Storage
  103. Travel in April: Storage Field Day
  104. Solid State Storage Symposium – Cache or Tier Panel Discussion
  105. Storage Old, New and Past Due? (Updated)
  106. Dell Allegedly Bid for Fusion-IO
  107. Solid State Storage Symposium 25th April 2012
  108. Storage Field Day – 26th & 27th April 2012
  109. Next Generation Storage Symposium – 7th November 2012
  110. August Storage Announcements – Pure Storage