Additionally, Nimble offers flash-accelerated primary storage performance, instant backup and restores, application-integrated data protection, and offsite disaster recovery, all from a single iSCSI system.
Nimble's solutions offer flash-accelerated primary storage performance, instant backup and restores, application-integrated data protection, and offsite disaster recovery — all from a single iSCSI system — effectively lowering equipment costs and streamlining storage management.
"PC gamers expect high performance and instant response times, but, until now, they've been largely limited to traditional desktop displays," said Matt Wuebbling, head of GeForce marketing at NVIDIA.
A YouTube clip of that performance became an instant phenomenon.
It's just that straight-male performance is granted instant authenticity.
Institutional investors tend to insist on instant performance, because their funds are judged on that quarter's returns which undermines criticism of private equity's short-termism.
So we can forgive a certain raggedness ("Welcome to the rehearsal," he tells the audience) in a performance that includes Instant Karma, Imagine and a cover of Hound Dog.
To the companies, the technology is an outgrowth of the demand for instant performance data and feedback; it is mobile computing for the fleet-of-foot, never a millisecond lost.
The success of that performance, and the instant rapport Mr Nelsons developed with the players, made him a front-runner when the time came to choose Mr Levine's replacement.At 35, Mr Nelsons will be the orchestra's youngest director for more than a century.
Yet despite the uneasy reactions to Der Spiegel's report, the argument that work should feel more like a video game — complete with points, instant performance feedback, and flashy graphics — has, in the past decade, become a common refrain in Silicon Valley, and the so-called gamification of work is already under way in many industries.
Yet despite the uneasy reactions to Der Spiegel's report, the argument that work should feel more like a video game complete with points, instant performance feedback, and flashy graphics—has, in the past decade, become a common refrain in Silicon Valley, and the so-called gamification of work is already under way in many industries.
