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How to navigate the storage crunch in the AI era
2026-04-08 · via The Register - On-Prem

Webinar Promo For most of the last two decades, storage procurement followed a rhythm nobody questioned much. Estimate your growth over three to five years, size the purchase accordingly, negotiate a deal, rack the hardware, and start the clock again. It worked when data demands grew in predictable increments.

AI has changed all that. Workloads now materialize with enormous appetites and near-impossible deadlines, then pivot and expand in ways nobody budgeted for. The result is that lead times are stretching in one direction while project windows are compressing in the other. The procurement cycle has begun to look less like scientific planning and more like a game of storage capacity roulette.

Solving the storage capacity problem

In this on-demand webinar, our host Tim Phillips talks to Everpure's field CTO Fred Lherault and lead principal technologist for EMEA Savas Nicolaides about how the forecast itself is the problem. Their prescription: abandon the "buy and build" mindset entirely. Instead, explore an outcome-and-service model that delivers the storage you need, when you need it.

The speakers will unpack four themes that matter right now:

  • Why the five-year forecast has become a myth worth retiring, and how organizations can learn to respond to their environment in real time rather than gambling on projections.
  • How to de-risk datacenter investments with cloud-like agility on-premises, complete with guaranteed service levels for availability, performance, and capacity.
  • How to deliver a certified AI factory with guaranteed performance without overpaying for storage you don't need today.
  • Why it's time to turn cyber-recovery from a bolt-on tool into an SLA-driven service capable of shipping clean arrays within 24 hours.

The thread running through all of it is Everpure's Evergreen architecture. It's designed to eliminate the risk of making the wrong hardware bet, putting business agility and operational resilience ahead of simple asset ownership.

Why you should register

If your storage strategy still leans on a five-year guess, this session offers something more useful than another prediction. It gives you a practical framework for responding to increasingly fast-moving storage demands.

The webinar is available on demand. Register to watch now and get ahead of the storage decisions that won't wait for your next planning cycle.

Sponsored by Everpure.