That is a big confession...
Isn't that the same story as with storage itself ? With Storage, prices fall every year, so you get more for less. Now it seems with dedupe, you get faster dedupe for less every year...
So, what does this trend tell us?
If dedupe must be soooo fast, then apparently unstructured primary data grows even faster or otherwise you would not need that speed.
So in other words, and all these releases about dedupe speed confirm this, dedupe is no answer to unstructured primary data growth as it cannot flatten or even reduce the unstructured data, otherwise there would be no need for ever faster dedupe throughput, right?
So this is great news, it is the big guy's confession that they can do nothing about unstructured data growth and have absolutely no solution for that.
To all that struggle with growing data: Look at the source of the problem, learn about new technologies such as native format optimization and reduce your unstructured data before putting another expensive box in your data center...