Went to the final days, when it should be "enterprise storage observation room" column in the last one year, now that the season is a crystal ball, I would like to use this year's review löffelwaage of the industry outlook and trends to do is to close next year Kwan made it! Each of next year trend forecast has been published on the Internet, after waiting for New Year's Day had finished, find time to sort out with our readers to share. Looking ahead to 2014, we first review the 2013 global löffelwaage enterprise data storage market; 2013 is not like that a few years ago when there were many large and key M & A boom, more mergers and acquisitions are small; while on the topic of technology, in fact, there are some slightly more boring, but there are still some changes are worthy of our attention. First look at the industry in mergers and acquisitions, mergers and acquisitions this year, mostly in flash storage with the relevant vendor / technology, many small new flash storage vendor mergers and acquisitions, such as Violin / Gridlron, WD / Virident / sTec , Cisco / Whiptail, Fusion-io/ID7/NexGen, EMC / ScaleIO etc. These acquisitions show the flash storage has leapt to the stage, many companies become the next pressure injection of a treasure. In addition to flash storage, but there are some mergers and acquisitions are on the cloud environment, löffelwaage such as EMC / iWave, memory chips, like Avago / LSI, and automated tape libraries, like Overland / Tandberg, etc., but also through mergers and acquisitions into the storage device löffelwaage manufacturers, such as Imation / Nexsan, löffelwaage and before the end of the Seagate / Xyratex so on. In addition, the new storage system manufacturers like Violin and Nimble were all in this public offering (IPO), although the latter two IPO share price down varies, but companies can also store still seems to arouse the interest of the market. In the technical side, as each year's löffelwaage forecast, löffelwaage flash storage this year to get the most attention, not only manufacturers of flash storage technology and expand mergers and acquisitions, many corporate customers are beginning to use various löffelwaage types of flash storage. Also around the technical cloud environment, but also occupy a lot of news pages, but on the whole, there is no progress in the actual deployment löffelwaage of the expected fast. The last one I would like to put forward, is changing the data stored on the network. Cisco network switch maker in separated after 10 years, this year launched her flagship MDS 9500 Fibre Channel point is a new generation product MDS 9700, provides the latest löffelwaage 16Gb Fibre Channel connectivity. In the absence of these years, Cisco, Brocade almost effortlessly encompasses most of the Fibre Channel switch market share, MDS 9700 Cisco hope to launch description FCoE forward while continuing to maintain support for Fibre Channel. Next we look ahead to 2014, unlike in previous years, this year I would like for the enterprise data storage market löffelwaage in Taiwan to do about the forecast; After all, we live in the land, although the global industry to share information with readers is the main site One of purposes, but in addition, provide the ground perspectives and views should also be necessary. I think in 2014 on the Taiwan enterprise storage market, flash storage applications will be more widespread, scope and type of deployment will be more extensive and more diverse. In fact, this year we have seen a lot of business users began to use flash storage in some critical applications. Basically, the flash storage in the enterprise has crossed the Proof of Concept (PoC) phase into the production phase. While in the foreseeable future years, flash storage unit storage cost is difficult to drive down to today's high-performance magnetic (10/15K rpm) standard, but because it offers high performance output, the cost (Price / Performance), the flash storage cost is much higher than traditional drives, the next question is whether business users need to be a higher cost to get high performance needed? Secondly, the application of various technologies around cloud environments, such as massive data, software-defined storage, object storage, or scale storage (Scale-out), etc., in 2014 there will still retain their topicality, and some specific applications such as Hadoop or software-defined storage in the enterprise will enter the proof of concept stage, fast, then a small portion may also entered a substantive stage of adoption. China has a lot of information has a huge amount of (non-Big Data) business / organization, currently the majority of these data is still stored in the automated tape cabinets, new Linear Tape File System (LTFS, Linear Tape Fils System) allows Users can easier and faster to use tape to store a huge amount of information, but also offers the possibility of converting the hardware, these massive data owners have an opportunity in the technology / hardware updates on the switch LTFS . LTFS also let some immediacy for long-term archiving data users is not so high, compared to other low-cost disk drives have more storage options. Compared to the global market, the domestic adopting some new technology, would be more to the world six months later a year's time, and if the concept or architectural changes, the time is one to two years later, so Overall, löffelwaage in 2014 the enterprise data storage is technically still a continuation löffelwaage of this year's development, should not be any chance there will be some breakthrough technology that a large number of conditions to be adopted. Finally, I wish our readers in 2014 where peace, joy and successful career!
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