Fusion SMB instead of Samba: Why?
By Ned Pyle
Samba, the open-source SMB server for Linux, is free. Ned Pyle sets out why enterprises still pay for Fusion SMB, Tuxera’s Linux SMB server, using side-by-side benchmarks run on the same server.
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By Ned Pyle
Samba, the open-source SMB server for Linux, is free. Ned Pyle sets out why enterprises still pay for Fusion SMB, Tuxera’s Linux SMB server, using side-by-side benchmarks run on the same server.
By Tuxera
Why media workflows demand a new approach to file sharing The media and entertainment industry stands at a technological crossroads. Content is being captured at ever-higher resolutions, teams are more distributed than ever before, and production timelines continue to compress. Behind these visible trends lies a critical challenge that’s often overlooked until it becomes a […]
By Tuxera
Ultra-fast Tuxera Fusion SMB software gives media and entertainment companies new power to realize their creative visions for ultra-high definition, high frame-rate video content. Las Vegas, USA – 12 April, 2024 – Tuxera, the creator of software products for networked file management and transfer, today announced its network access technology is enabling media and entertainment […]
By Tuxera
The new solution from the leader in storage management is designed to maximize flash lifespan, protect data integrity, and improve performance. Helsinki, Finland – March 7, 2023 (Newswire.com) – Tuxera, the world-leading provider of quality-assured data storage management software and networking technologies, announces the March 7 release of its new Tuxera Reliance Sense™. This new […]
By Tuxera
Tuxera Fusion SMB provides enterprise storage systems with peak performance and unsurpassed reliability. Helsinki, Finland – January 31, 2023 – Tuxera Fusion SMB (formerly Fusion File Share by Tuxera), which maximizes the speed and efficiency of data access, offers a scale-out feature that is unique among SMB implementations working with the open-source Linux operating system. […]
By Tuxera
The solution uses Safety Elements out of Context (SEooC) approach to provide secure, high-performance network communications for automotive, industrial, aerospace, and medical systems. HELSINKI, November 8, 2022 (Newswire.com) – Tuxera, the international leader in quality-assured data storage management software and networking technologies, announces the release of Tuxera TCP/IP CERTTM (formerly Tuxera SafeTCPIPTM). Tuxera’s independently designed, […]
By Tuxera
Leader in enterprise storage and networking technologies joins supercomputing innovators at national conference. Helsinki, Finland – October 20, 2022 (Newswire.com) – Tuxera is attending SC22, the international conference for supercomputing, in Dallas, Texas, from November 13-18, to showcase Tuxera Fusion SMB (formerly Fusion File Share by Tuxera), the company’s high-performance, scalable SMB server. The annual […]
By Tuxera
For software-defined storage vendors, an optimized enterprise-grade SMB solution like Tuxera Fusion SMB can ensure the high levels of performance, reliability, and scalability that are needed. In the current data-driven world, enterprises are increasingly seeking effective Server Message Block (SMB) options for transferring, collaborating, and storing their critical unstructured data. This is particularly the case […]
By Eva Rio
Recently, Automotive News Europe published an article of mine – 5 reasons autonomous vehicles are not smartphones on wheels. In the article, I explain how critical software is for vehicles and why comparing them to smartphones doesn’t do them justice. Thank you to the people at Automotive News Europe for featuring the piece; if you […]
By Thom Denholm
One or two parents required to work from home, online learning for the children, and even recreation all consist of streaming media of some sort. For more secure work, VPN is often the norm. Can all aspects of the internet handle the traffic?
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