“As enterprises continue to generate more data, they’re increasingly faced with the reality that ‘scale-out’ is not a long-term sustainable strategy. Datacenter space is at a premium and every node added triggers cascading costs and architecture challenges. The fixed size of today’s storage devices is already creating problems. It has become increasingly complicated and expensive to evolve workloads: As they grow or change, the only option is often to add additional drives,” asserted Baker.
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