EMC hones focus on hybrid cloud, big data. By Larry Dignan May 21, 2012, 7:32am PDT. Summary: EMC revamps its product portfolio to focus on the hybrid cloud and big data. 
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According to Gartner's report, EMC revenue attributable to NAS/unified storage nearly doubled year over year to $2.8B, making it the fastest growing NAS/unified storage vendor."We believe our diversified, best in class approach to information storage has helped catapult EMC to the top of the NAS/unified storage market," said Pat Gelsinger, President and Chief Operating Officer, EMC Information Infrastructure Products. "EMC has a long and proven track record of effectively adding new technologies to its product portfolio and nurturing them to outperform the market. EMC's industry leading products from its Unified Storage, Isilon and Backup and Recovery divisions are stand outs in this area. 
Share:  According to Gartner's report, <span class="company">EMC</span> revenue attributable to NAS/unified storage nearly doubled year over year to $2.8B, making it the fastest growing NAS/unified storage vendor."We <span class="sent">believe our diversified, best in class approach to information storage has helped catapult <span class="company">EMC</span> to the top of the NAS/unified storage market," said <span class="analyst">Pat Gelsinger</span>, President and Chief Operating Officer, <span class="company">EMC</span> Information Infrastructure Products.</span> "<span class="company">EMC</span> has a long and proven track record of effectively adding new technologies to its product portfolio and nurturing them to outperform the market. <span class="company">EMC</span>'s industry leading products from its Unified Storage, Isilon and Backup and Recovery divisions are stand outs in this area. Tweet this   read full story

In a bid to improve its flash memory based systems and software, EMC ( NYSE:EMC), the world's biggest maker of corporate data storage equipment, has announced that it has purchased flash array start up XtremIO. The technology acquired will help EMC leverage the advantages that all flash storage offers over conventional storage devices. Though the agreement details were not disclosed, the deal is valued between $400 million and $450 million. 
Share:  In a bid to improve its flash memory based systems and software, <span class="company">EMC</span> ( NYSE:<span class="company">EMC</span>), the world's biggest maker of corporate data storage equipment, has announced that it has purchased flash array start up XtremIO. The technology acquired will help <span class="company">EMC</span> leverage the advantages that all flash storage offers over conventional storage devices. Though the agreement details were not disclosed, the deal is valued between $400 million and $450 million. Tweet this   read full story

EMC said XtremIO's scalable NAND flash based array will "compliment a range of EMC flash based systems and software." "XtremIO brings to EMC amazing technology with a fantastic team that's captured praise from early view customers and many of the industry's foremost thinkers," Pat Gelsinger, EMC's president and chief operating officer, said in a statement. "We fully expect XtremIO technology, once introduced to market, to have a tremendous impact on our customers' ability to leverage the unique advantages of all Flash storage across many of their most demanding applications." The deal, valued at $430 million , was an all cash transaction. 
Share:  <span class="company">EMC</span> said XtremIO's scalable NAND flash based array will "compliment a range of <span class="company">EMC</span> flash based systems and software." <span class="sent">"XtremIO brings to <span class="company">EMC</span> amazing technology with a fantastic team that's captured praise from early view customers and many of the industry's foremost thinkers," <span class="analyst">Pat Gelsinger</span>, <span class="company">EMC</span>'s president and chief operating officer, said in a statement.</span> "We fully expect XtremIO technology, once introduced to market, to have a tremendous impact on our customers' ability to leverage the unique advantages of all Flash storage across many of their most demanding applications." The deal, valued at $430 million , was an all cash transaction. Tweet this   read full story

EMC CEO Joseph Tucci was in Israel in December to inaugurate a major research and development centre. At the time Tucci said . EMC had made several purchases in Israel and was seeking more. 
Share:  <span class="company">EMC</span> CEO Joseph <span class="analyst">Tucci</span> was in Israel in December to inaugurate a major research and development centre. <span class="sent">At the time <span class="analyst">Tucci</span> said .</span> <span class="company">EMC</span> had made several purchases in Israel and was seeking more. Tweet this   read full story

EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC) today announced that it has acquired privately held XtremIO. 
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VMware has acquired Cetas, a Palo Alto, Calif.-based big data startup that provides analytics atop the Hadoop platform. 
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