EMC can now virtualise its competitors' arrays courtesy of an Atmos front end running as a virtual machine. Atmos is EMC's cloud storage array, designed to combine nodes in massively scalable storage pools that can be worldwide in scope and present data locally. At EMC World in May the company announced Atmos Virtual Edition ( …

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Thursday 3rd June 2010 08:22 GMT Joshua Goodall

Engineering without decent productisation?

Perhaps EMC want to be the next Sun.

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