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On this week's podcast Brian talks with Simon Taylor, CEO of HYCU. HYCU is a backup and recovery provider who started out not long ago as a dedicated backup application for Nutanix HCI systems. Simon talks through the origins of HYCU and what they're doing today to enable newly supported Azure cloud backup. For those that want to try out HYCU for Azure, they're offering a free three month trial.

In the podcast this week Brian interviews Dakota Calvert from SanDisk. The guys discuss what it means for SanDisk to be reliable for content creators, and emerging tech to support creators, like memory cards capable of 1700MB/s reads. Additionally the team covers off on all things Corona, including events being pushed back, Dell Tech World is now in October as a virtual event, VeeamON was also pushed back and virtual only.

In this week's podcast Christina Garza joins us from Western Digital. More specifically, Christina is a Sr. Manager of Product marketing, leading global marketing strategy for WD's G-Technology brand. G-Technology has been around for a very long time, offering premium portable and desktop storage for creative pros. Brian and Christina discuss modern workflows for professionals and the need to have good storage to make it all go faster. Additionally the podcast team breaks down the news of the week, discusses upcoming projects with iXsystems, Asigra, Seagate and much more, including Brian declaring. the Lenovo SE350 as the most innovative device he's seen in the last 6 months.

This week’s podcast features an interview with Krish Prasad from VMware. VMware had a big week this week with many launches including vSphere 7, vSAN 7 & updates to Tanzu. Krish walks us through the key vSphere updates, with a deep look at much of what VMware is doing with many investments in Kubernetes and next generation applications.

 

This week's podcast features an interview with Matt Hallberg from Kioxia America, formerly Toshiba. Matt talks about the benefits of the U.3 form factor for modern SSDs, as well as the performance benefits of moving to PCIe Gen4. We also invite in a homelabber that was wondering around looking for power cords to sit in with the gang. The crew covers off on the news of the week including several new SSDs, along with a healthy discussion about thin clients, Intel NUCs and very much more. This week Adam's Movie Corner feature film is 2012's Lawless.

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This week's podcast features Russell Resnick from Lenovo; Russell manages the single and dual CPU mainstream server platforms for Lenovo. Brian and Russell cover off on Lenovo's AMD platforms specifically, paying special attention to the SR635 that StorageReview recently got into the test lab. The group also breaks down our terrible pain in migrating to the new website, a 94' putt for a free car, HPE's MicroServer, and many other topics loosely related to technology. Adam receives substantial heat for a terrible movie corner pick and hopes to redeem himself with this's week's pull from Hulu, The Art of Self Defense.

This week's podcast features an interview with Ravi Pendekanti from Dell Technologies. Ravi highlights Dell's new edge servers and an all new data center to go that is pretty sweet. If you prefer, we have a video version of the interview, complete with photos of the new gear embedded below. In other news the team discusses how people are terrible, Pliny the Younger, waitstaff that refuse to write down orders and much more. In technology news we discuss the HP Micro Server again, in addition to a lot of AMD news and systems that are in for review. PCIe Gen4 SSDs are getting closer to a real thing, as Kioxia released a pair of U.3 offerings this week. Lastly Adam recommends In the Tall Grass in his movie corner, which was roundly rejected as a bad idea.

The team got together for the weekly podcast to discuss the news of the week highlighted by Dell EMC, VMware, QNAP, Samsung, NAKIVO and much more. We give many updates on the YouTube channel and Tom discusses almost dying twice on his journey to Israel. In Adam's Movie Corner we discuss American Psycho; his recommendation this week is a more current offering, Apostle, which is streaming on Netflix.

The team got together for the weekly podcast to discuss the news of the week highlighted by Netgear, Quantum, Kingston, Supermicro and much more. Most importantly we cover off on the newly revitalized YouTube channel and the fact that Kevin's youngest son think's his dad's videos are stupid. Further, Kevin grapples with the harsh reality of internet life, as his solo video on packaging hard drives for shipment received only an 86% approval rating on YouTube. In Adam's Movie Corner we discuss Brawl in Cell Block 99 and why Brian is out on Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Adam then selects 2000's American Psycho for his recommendation this week, streaming on Netflix.

The team got together for the weekly podcast to discuss the important things in life like overflowing a rental car gas tank, annoying hotel neighbors and the fact that Adam still hates baby Yoda. Brian highlights his trip around Boston with visits including Dell EMC, Zerto, HYCU, VMware, Actifio and Wasabi. As a result of the trip, we picked up our first apron sponsor thanks to HYCU! And snuggle in for another heartfelt discussion from Adam's Movie Corner as we discuss Bone Tomahawk. Adam's movie corner for next week, Brawl in Cell Block 99.