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Brian hosted Patrick Osborne, Senior Vice President of Hybrid Cloud Technology Acceleration at HPE, for a live podcast on LinkedIn on October 26. The subject was whether enterprise storage is ready for AI, and the answer ran through the Alletra Storage MP architecture decision HPE made five years ago, block storage’s second life under Oracle The post Podcast #156: HPE’s Patrick Osborne on AI-Ready Storage, Block’s Second Life, and Cyber Resilience in the Array appeared first on StorageReview.com.

Brian hosted Bill Bollengier, Senior Director of Product Management at Micron, for a live podcast on LinkedIn on October 15, with Bill calling in from the floor of the OCP Global Summit. The subject was the Micron 6600 ION 245TB SSD and what a quarter petabyte per drive bay does to floor space, power budgets, The post Podcast #155: Micron’s 245TB SSD and What Extreme Density Enables at Scale appeared first on StorageReview.com.

Brian sat down with Chris Sullivan, Director of Research and Academic Computing in Oregon State University’s College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences, for a live podcast at Yotta 2026 in Las Vegas. This is an audio-only episode, recorded on the show floor. Chris has been a steady collaborator on our edge AI work, from The post Podcast #154: Oregon State’s Chris Sullivan on 122TB SSDs at Sea, Spotted Owls, and AI as a Data Problem appeared first on StorageReview.com.

Brian recently sat down with Max Manekia, CEO of ServerPartDeals, at the company’s facility in Sanford, Florida, on the same trip that produced our ServerPartDeals facility tour. We’ve been a ServerPartDeals customer for years. Brian put them on our drive leaderboard not long after they opened their doors in 2010, and our 2025 look at The post Podcast #153: ServerPartDeals CEO Max Manekia on Refurbished Drives as Supply Chain Strategy appeared first on StorageReview.com.

Brian recently caught up with Tim Shedd, an expert in thermal management and a pioneer in liquid cooling technologies. The podcast covers some of the historical aspects of data center liquid cooling, from Tim’s time working with Cray and spraying liquid across tubes to his more recent engagement with Dell’s PowerEdge XE9680.  Tim Shedd The post Podcast #152: Data Center Thermal Dynamics and Cooling Architectures With Tim Shedd appeared first on StorageReview.com.