The exponential level of data growth is impeding organizations’ ability to effectively manage and recover data. In 2011, storage administrators must regain control of information, lose their “pack-rat” mentality and categorize what information is most important for retention purposes. Otherwise, storage costs will continue to skyrocket, and organizations will face extensive recovery times and be unable to comply with regulatory compliance standards, including privacy laws, and e-Discovery.
“This award is recognition of our success in delivering IT performance solutions that have become the foundation for the next generation of IT,” said Eric Wolford, executive vice president of marketing and business development at Riverbed. “Through hard work and innovation, we are solving some of the toughest problems faced by today’s globally distributed organizations. We help organizations build a fast, fluid and dynamic IT architecture that aligns with their business needs and is flexible for the future.”
In addition, hardware-based transactional memory helps programmers avoid the potentially complex integration of locks and helps eliminate bottlenecks caused by deadlocking—when threads become stuck during the locking process. Hardware-based transactional memory helps to deliver efficient and effective multi-threading while reducing the need for complicated programming.
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