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Today's Top News

Dell: 4Q FY25 Financial Results

FY 2025 revenue of $95.6 billion, up 8% Y/Y, FY operating income of $6.2 billion, up 15% Y/Y

Also today

Weebit Nano Financial Interim Results (1H FY25)

Highlighting licencing agreement with tier-1 global semiconductor company, onsemi

Peraton $52M Contract with USPTO to Provide Storage Infrastructure Managed Services

Including supporting USPTO with management of storage networks, hardware, software, security, analysis, design, development, testing, implementation, and ongoing operational support.

QSAN Technology Updated QSM 4 to Unlock Agile and Scalable Container Storage for Peak Business Efficiency

QSM 4 device can support FC connection, volume snapshot, and volume clone that delivers features to meet modern enterprise needs.

vBoxxCloud Secure Cloud Alternative, Urging EU Action on Data Sovereignty

Secure cloud storage platform that ensures data remains within European jurisdiction.

Synology Security Advisory SA-25:03 DSM on Resolved Vulnerability

Vulnerability allows attackers to read any file via writable Network File System (NFS) service.

VyOS Networks Joins Linux Foundation and OPI Project

For initiative focused on open interoperable DPU/IPU architectures for high-performance networking, security, and storage acceleration

SNIA Storage Management Community Elects Governing Board for 2025

Reinforcing commitment to standards-based storage management

Garner Products’ DiskMantler Wins E-SCRAP (Electronics Scrap Recycling Advancement) Prize

For its approach to HDD disassembly, which streamlines the e-waste recycling process while maximizing critical material recovery

Winbond TrustME W77T Secure Flash Family Available Through Macnica ATD Europe

Integrating features such as post-quantum cryptography, secure boot, and advanced firmware resiliency

R&D: REO, Revisiting Erase Operation for Improving Lifetime and Performance of Modern NAND Flash-Based SSDs

System-level evaluation using eleven real-world workloads shows that an REO-enabled SSD reduces average I/O performance and read tail latency by 12% and 38%, respectivley, on average over state-of-the-art technique.