Storage Technology Showcase

March 13-15, 2023

Storage Technology Showcase 2023

Storage Technology Showcase, STS, is the premier and only annual vendor neutral symposium for high volume digital and long term storage engineers and executives. STS addresses the current and future challenges of fast moving storage technologies. Specially curated attendance and vendors consists of thought leadership from around the globe, with installations of 100s of Petabytes of local cloud or on premise storage. Subjects discussed range from best practices, use cases, current challenges, site surveys and technology road maps.

  • March 13-15, 2023
  • Marriott University Park
  • 880 E 2nd St, Tucson, AZ 85719

Hammerspace Solution: No Compromises

Hammerspace software is designed from the ground up to scale up and out to accommodate even extreme workload requirements, enabling customers to parallelize performance across any vendor storage, network, or cloud resource they prefer. 

At the core is its high-performance Parallel Global File System that can span on-premises and cloud instances to provide a cross-platform global namespace to all users everywhere. It is built with a scale-out architecture that can saturate any network, storage type or interconnect.

With Hammerspace, all users in all locations see the same file system metadata, even for environments spanning multiple on-prem and cloud-based storage and compute environments. And with metadata-driven objective-based policies, data management is automated behind the scenes across silos and locations without interrupting users or applications. Most importantly, it can now keep up with your high-performance workloads.

Hammerspace is designed to help research organizations and other HPC environments create, process, and manage even extreme volumes of HPC data, and to enable collaboration across a decentralized environment.

Hammerspace is a software-defined solution that can run on bare-metal, VMs and in the cloud. Hammerspace clusters can scale out to accommodate extreme performance within the datacenter as well as to span as many as 16 locations concurrently, including on-prem and multiple cloud instances.