I was not aware that Samsung and Micron produce enterprise storage systems.
However, Hitachi/Vintara was forgotten as a competitor.
In my opinion, most of the innovations already existed before Pure. Especially since point one, one of the first, already indicates that they were not the first, which then makes the point of innovation somewhat questionable.
Don't get me wrong, I don't think Pure is bad, but it's also in a tough environment. And if you look at your line-up, the suppliers are selling
However, Hitachi/Vintara was forgotten as a competitor.
In my opinion, most of the innovations already existed before Pure. Especially since point one, one of the first, already indicates that they were not the first, which then makes the point of innovation somewhat questionable.
Don't get me wrong, I don't think Pure is bad, but it's also in a tough environment. And if you look at your line-up, the suppliers are selling
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@Eggplant The environment is tough and Pure Storage is still a small fish, but in terms of growth it is currently outperforming the other top 3.
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@7Trader well, from 1 euro to 2 euros is 100% growth, whereas from 1m to 1.1m is only 10%. Nevertheless, there is still more left. As I said Pure is not bad but still a non-player, which says nothing about its potential...
Somehow I broke off in the middle of a sentence:
If you look at your lineup, most other providers also sell servers and that is sometimes a KO criteria.
Somehow I broke off in the middle of a sentence:
If you look at your lineup, most other providers also sell servers and that is sometimes a KO criteria.
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