IBM Storage offers a comprehensive suite of data storage solutions, including disk, flash, tape, and NAS storage products, complemented by storage software and related services. The core focus is efficient and effective data management across diverse storage environments, catering to various business needs with scalable and reliable solutions.
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2010: IBM Scale Out Network Attached Storage (SONAS) released
In 2010, IBM Scale Out Network Attached Storage (SONAS) was released as a hardware product based on GPFS technology.
2011: SONAS system scales out to 21 PB of storage
In 2011 the SONAS system scaled out using commodity components to 30 balanced nodes and up to 21 PB of storage.
2012: Introduction of product to replace the Netezza line
In 2012, a product was introduced to replace the Netezza line.
2012: IBM Spectrum Virtualize offers real time compression
Since mid-2012, IBM Spectrum Virtualize offers real time compression with no performance impact, saving up to 80% of disk utilization.
April 2013: IBM announced a plan for a $1 billion investment in flash storage
In April 2013, IBM announced a plan for a $1 billion investment in flash storage research and development.
2013: SONAS lineup based on a DCS3700 storage line
In 2013, the IBM SONAS lineup was based on a DCS3700 storage line.
2014: Renewal of product line-up with the announcement of the FlashSystem 840 and FlashSystem V840
In 2014, IBM renewed its product line-up with the announcement of the FlashSystem 840 and FlashSystem V840.
2015: IBM re-branded all storage products
In 2015, IBM re-branded all of its storage products.
2017: FlashSystem brand replaced the XIV brand
In 2017, the FlashSystem brand replaced the XIV brand.
2019: IBM dropped the HDD and SSD-based storage server series
After 2019, IBM discontinued the HDD and SSD-based storage server series, focusing solely on flash-oriented and tape-oriented solutions.
2020: FlashSystem replaced the Storwize brand
In 2020, FlashSystem replaced the Storwize brand.
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