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Dell Adds Distribution of Open Source SONiC Network Operating System

Dell Technologies this week announced it will make available a distribution of the open source SONiC network operating system (NOS) originally developed by Microsoft available to its customers. Originally developed for use ...

Mike Vizard | May 15, 2020 | containers, Dell, Microsoft Azure, network operating system, open source, SONiC

Dell Technologies Adds CSI Support to All-Flash Array

Dell Technologies has added support for a Container Storage Interface (CSI) plugin to the Dell Unity XT all-Flash storage array. In addition, Dell announced it is adding support for the VMware vRealize ...

Mike Vizard | December 16, 2019 | cloud, container storage interface, containers, CSI, Dell, Dell Unity XT, on-premises, storage

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Dell Technologies Adds CSI Support to All-Flash Array

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