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  • IBM Does A "Quasi-Acquisition" Of Red Hat Storage

    Phoronix: IBM Does A "Quasi-Acquisition" Of Red Hat Storage

    Back in 2019 IBM completed its acquisition of Red Hat while today is a "quasi-acquisition" of sorts being announced with Red Hat's Storage team being transferred to the IBM Storage team...

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  • #2
    Originally posted by phoronix View Post
    while IBM continues to be owned by Red Hat
    Backwards!

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    • #3
      Come on IBM, do the right thing, make basic GPFS (basic=up to 2TB) part of RHEL. Just like Intel, IBM has no market vision.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by doublez13 View Post

        Backwards!
        You sure they didn't do to IBM what McDonnell Douglas did to Boeing[0]?
        I don't think so either, but it would be great for everyone but the bean-counters if they actually did.

        [0]: https://qz.com/1776080/how-the-mcdon...37-max-crisis/

        In a clash of corporate cultures, where Boeing’s engineers and McDonnell Douglas’s bean-counters went head-to-head, the smaller company won out. The result was a move away from expensive, ground-breaking engineering and toward what some called a more cut-throat culture, devoted to keeping costs down and favoring upgrading older models at the expense of wholesale innovation. Only now, with the 737 indefinitely grounded, are we beginning to see the scale of its effects.

        “The fatal fault line was the McDonnell Douglas takeover,” says Clive Irving, author of Jumbo: The Making of the Boeing 747. “Although Boeing was supposed to take over McDonnell Douglas, it ended up the other way around.”

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        • #5
          I wonder what'll happen to stratisd. It's hardly taken off up til now.
          Easy to use local storage management for Linux. Contribute to stratis-storage/stratisd development by creating an account on GitHub.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by JPFSanders View Post
            Come on IBM, do the right thing, make basic GPFS (basic=up to 2TB) part of RHEL. Just like Intel, IBM has no market vision.
            That would be hilarious given that RHEL is opposed to out of tree kernel modules. GPFS is not only out of tree, but closed source C++.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by JPFSanders View Post
              Come on IBM, do the right thing, make basic GPFS (basic=up to 2TB) part of RHEL. Just like Intel, IBM has no market vision.
              2TB for a parallel filesystem? Did you perhaps mean 2PB?

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              • #8
                IBM, thanks for absorbing and destroying Red Hat. You are becoming worse than Microsoft.

                Soon, Microsoft buys Canonical and rebrands as Microsoft Linux division. Anyway, they are their sex slaves now.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by timofonic View Post
                  IBM, thanks for absorbing and destroying Red Hat.
                  the problem i see:
                  they are destroying the redhat brand to be replaced by the ibm name brand

                  but for me, the ibm brand is dead, no interesting products left.
                  they should keep the much higher known and loved redhat brand name...

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Rob72 View Post

                    2TB for a parallel filesystem? Did you perhaps mean 2PB?
                    There is always Lustre for those who want more. :P

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