SC23 Recap: Arcitecta

SC23 Recap: Arcitecta

The News: At SC23, Arcitecta released the latest functionality of its Mediaflux platform: the Mediaflux Universal Data System. The new offering provides a global file system capability to enhance data accessibility and distributed workflows while providing built-in data management. Read more about the Mediaflux Universal Data System in the press release on the Arcitecta website.

SC23 Recap: Arcitecta

Analyst Take: Arcitecta has a long history in data management with its Mediaflux product, a product with seemingly endless features, from metadata management to high performance data migration and data protection. This year at SC23, Mediaflux was announced to offer another significant enhancement, the Mediaflux Universal Data System.

The Universal Data System can integrate with third-party storage solutions to provide a unified, global file system with multi-protocol support and globally distributed access. The solution can work with both on-premises solutions from multiple vendors as well as cloud storage. Along with global access, the Universal Storage System provides data management, data orchestration, and data lifecycle capabilities across the entire distributed environment.

SC23 Recap: Arcitecta
Mediaflux Universal Storage System (Image Source: Arcitecta)

The Universal Storage System marks another entry into the Global File System market; however, this specific solution distinguishes itself with the robust data management capabilities that have already been established by Mediaflux. Additionally, the solution offers unique and compelling economics: Mediaflux is licensed based on the number of users, rather than capacity. This makes the solution an attractive offering for large data workloads, including the HPC and AI needs of those at SC.

Disclosure: The Futurum Group is a research and advisory firm that engages or has engaged in research, analysis, and advisory services with many technology companies, including those mentioned in this article. The author does not hold any equity positions with any company mentioned in this article.

Analysis and opinions expressed herein are specific to the analyst individually and data and other information that might have been provided for validation, not those of The Futurum Group as a whole.

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Mitch comes to The Futurum Group through the acquisition of the Evaluator Group and is focused on the fast-paced and rapidly evolving areas of cloud computing and data storage. Mitch joined Evaluator Group in 2019 as a Research Associate covering numerous storage technologies and emerging IT trends.

With a passion for all things tech, Mitch brings deep technical knowledge and insight to The Futurum Group’s research by highlighting the latest in data center and information management solutions. Mitch’s coverage has spanned topics including primary and secondary storage, private and public clouds, networking fabrics, and more. With ever changing data technologies and rapidly emerging trends in today’s digital world, Mitch provides valuable insights into the IT landscape for enterprises, IT professionals, and technology enthusiasts alike.

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