Media Mentions

"Infinidat announced that Eric Herzog has been appointed CMO. A former senior executive at global storage providers EMC and IBM, Herzog joins Infinidat, reporting to lnfinidat's CEO Phil Bullinger. Herzog has more than 30 years of experience and proven success in the enterprise storage industry"

With 2021 behind us, we look at the storage technology market to see an exciting 2022 ahead of us. Cyber resilience, AI, supercharged application and workload performance and availability, and reduction of OPEX and CAPEX in today’s world of hybrid cloud and containers – all of these come together to frame up the next 12 months. Understanding these enterprise storage trends will give you an advantage and help you formulate your strategic IT plan going forward. Read what is coming your way in 2022.

Infinidat, a leading provider of enterprise—class storage solutions, has been named a leader in the 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Primary Storage for the third consecutive year. “We believe lnfinidat’s recognition in the Phil Bullinget. CEO of Innidat Gartner Magic Quadrant confirms our competitive momentum and the strength of our solutions as a leader in the enterprise storage market," said Phil Bullinger, CEO of Infinidat.

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Infinidat joined the vVols ecosystem earlier this year, you can read more about it here. Infinidat is known for their very large scale, and with their vVols implementation, it is no different. They continued that capability and have tested over 200k vVols on a single array! See the blog Infinidat Sets a New Bar for vVols Scale.

Infinidat, the memory-cached high-end array shipper, says it has been — and is — building up its channel partners and program while competitors are reducing their channel commitment.

I’ve noticed two surprisingly different trends over the last couple of decades in two very different product markets that I care about. One is the market for computer storage, and the other is for musical instrument pro keyboards. One keeps getting simpler and easier to use, and the other keeps getting more complex and difficult to use. And as much as I wish that it was the keyboards that are getting simpler, sadly, in my observation that’s not the case.

The storage market is experiencing its own digital transformation. As data becomes a business engine, customers need dynamic storage solutions that not only integrate security and disaster recovery functions, but also make data available for real-time analysis.

"The storage market is undergoing its own digital transformation.

As data becomes a business driver, customers require dynamic storage solutions that not only incorporate security and disaster recovery functions, but also make the data available for real-time analysis."

Infinidat says that Richard Bradbury has been appointed SVP, EMEA & APJ. Leveraging his extensive experience in storage at Hitachi and EMC, Bradbury will be responsible for accelerating growth and scaling Infinidat’s enterprise business across the UK, Europe, the Middle East, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and emerging markets. Bradbury reports to Infinidat’s CEO Phil Bullinger, effective immediately.