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'Software-defined' drives soaring storage market

16 December 2014 •

Software storage market up more than six per cent annually in Q3

A boom in software-defined storage saw the storage software market soar six per cent in the third quarter, according to IDC. The analyst said that in Q3, revenue in the software storage market r...

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