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IBM Folds Red Hat Storage Operations into the IBM Storage Unit

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Authors: Mark Nossokoff, Jaclyn Ludema

Publication Date: October 2022

Length: 1 pages

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IBM recently announced that it is combining the Red Hat storage and associated teams with the IBM Storage business unit. The combination aims to bring consistent data storage solutions across on-premises and cloud infrastructures to deliver a unified storage experience regardless of file type.

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