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Storage 2022: Active archiving, ML-enabled volumes on the rise

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ScaleFlux CEO, Dr. Hao Zhong’s 2022 predictions were included in Chris Preimesberger’s ZDNet article.

Chris Preimesberger suggested that new and more efficient connections between cloud and digital tape mark a significant trend for the coming year. Based on that, our co-founder and CEO Dr. Hao Zhong provided 2022 predictions on Why on-prem storage will become more strategic as data volumes multiply. Click for more details on the predictions.  Storage 2022: Active archiving, ML-enabled volumes on the rise 

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