Glenn Sizemore

We know the right way to introduce a faster, you know, storage media tier into a storage controller.

I don't think we need to.

I think very quickly we're getting to a position where we can just point at results, right?

You know, Data on Tap 8.0 came out five years ago.

Right?

Single protocol, NFS, cluster data on tap, out the door.

And in five years, we've added the entire suite of protocols, completely backported all of the feature gaps that existed in the old legacy product.

and have now iterated on the actual storage stack to the point where it is the most scalable performance storage operating system in market.

And that hard work that we put in around things like parallelization and multi-core and being able to just buy a box with 40 cores and have an operating system that can easily use all of them, that work is paying itself out.

And the sound engineering and the sound architecture

is being proved as we go forward.

It's everyone else that's scrambling because they're getting to the limits of their technical debt and they're having to actually pay down that debt.

That was the work that we were doing through the all flash hype.

Yeah.

I mean, I'm still waiting for someone else to step up and submit an SPC-1.

I mean, how many do we have to do unanswered before someone else is willing to put their money where their mouth is?

I'm just saying.

Everyone carries on about this stuff.

We've been consistent and open and honest.

Here's what the product can do.