Nutanix IPO Filing Wraps Up Big Year for Storage

Storage isn’t the sexiest topic in technology, but with the explosion of data funneling through corporate data centers, there’s no shortage of action. As 2015 comes to a close, storage companies are all over the tech headlines.

Nutanix, a provider of so-called converged storage, filed to go public on Tuesday, with tentative plans to raise $200 million. A day earlier, NetApp agreed to buy flash storage maker SolidFire for $870 million. And there’s daily noise around the mammoth $67 billion Dell-EMC deal, which was announced in October, the same month that flash provider Pure Storage debuted on the stock market. The Hewlett-Packard Enterprise business, which includes storage, is now separate from the computer company’s consumer unit.

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This article originally appeared on Recode.net.

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