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Review: Dell EqualLogic SANs make the most of automated tieringDell EqualLogic SSD and SAS hybrids highlight no-muss, no-fuss, fast storage tiering across multiple arrays
networkworld.com | 03-May-2012 12:11
EMC gives Oracle admins backup control, deduplication
EMC has announced a new Data Domain Boost integration with Oracle Recovery Manager, offering data deduplication on database servers and for Oracle administrators to have direct control of Oracle backup and disaster recovery operations.
networkworld.com | 24-Apr-2012 12:11
Diskeeper 12 adds TRIM, new interace and faster boot-ups
Condusiv today announced a new version of its disk defragmentation software, Diskeeper, which now includes TRIM commands to reclaim SSD space marked for deletion, as well as new monitoring tools and fast system boot-up features.
networkworld.com | 23-Apr-2012 12:19
What to consider before signing up for Google Drive
With Google reportedly looking to launch its GDrive service soon, would-be customers of cloud storage providers should consider several important questions about any service and their needs.
networkworld.com | 19-Apr-2012 12:00
Quantum unveils enterprise-class cloud backup services
Quantum has partnered with Xerox, which is using two new products for a cloud-based backup service.
networkworld.com | 21-Mar-2012 17:21
National Geographic moves media archive to cloud
The National Geographic Society is in the process of uploading its backup and archive to a public cloud service.
networkworld.com | 13-Mar-2012 10:16
Diskeeper changes name, announces new product direction
Diskeeper, a vendor best known for its hard drive defragmentation technology, announced it has changed its name to Condusiv and is taking a new product direction.
networkworld.com | 05-Mar-2012 17:13
Dell releases next-gen 10GbE storage arrays
Dell EqualLogic today unveiled the next generation of its mid-range storage arrays, which use 10GbE ports to create iSCSI storage networks using existing copper or fiber infrastructures.
networkworld.com | 27-Feb-2012 17:44
Windows Server 8 to be storage-focused OS
With the beta of Windows Server 8 to be released in the next few weeks, Microsoft executives said the next-generation OS is focused squarely on storage.
networkworld.com | 22-Feb-2012 11:16
Startup launches array tuned for unstructured, structured data
Startup Starboard Storage Systems came out of quiet mode with its first product: a storage array that discerns between structured and unstructured data in order to tailor I/O performance. It's also targeted at virtualized server environments.
networkworld.com | 13-Feb-2012 11:15
Red Hat launches storage appliance for Amazon's cloud
Red Hat has announced the Virtual Storage Appliance for Amazon Web Services (AWS), which can take advantage of Amazon's cloud while at the same time offering excellent performance, the company said on Tuesday.
networkworld.com | 07-Feb-2012 14:24
Symantec releases faster next-gen NetBackup, Backup Exec software
Symantec announced new versions of its flagship backup applications for SMBs and the enterprise adding more support for virtual machines, a cloud storage offering and integration of snapshot and backup management
networkworld.com | 06-Feb-2012 13:26
Amazon Web Services moves backups to cloud with new appliance
Amazon Web Services has launched a public beta test of AWS Storage Gateway, which allows enterprises to back up application data in Amazon's cloud using a software appliance, the company said on Tuesday.
networkworld.com | 25-Jan-2012 13:16
Mozy releases 'Stash' file syncing service
Mozy released the beta of a new file synchronization service called Stash, which allows photos, videos or documents to be uploaded automatically to the cloud and shared across any device.
networkworld.com | 25-Jan-2012 07:31
EMC lays out product roadmap, warns of disk shortages
During his company's year-end earnings call, EMC CEO Joe Tucci warned that hard disk drive supplies will be an issue through 2012 and said all major products will see refreshes this year.
networkworld.com | 24-Jan-2012 10:32
RainStor launches Hadoop version of enterprise database
Online database repository provider RainStor unveiled what it is calling the industry's first enterprise-class database that runs natively on Hadoop.
networkworld.com | 18-Jan-2012 09:55
Dell launches dedupe appliance, VMware integration
Dell today announced its first deduplication appliance, along with an upgrade to its Compellent Storage Center management software that includes tighter integration with VMware.
networkworld.com | 11-Jan-2012 15:32
CommVault to combine backup, archive functions
CommVault plans to announce an upgrade to its flagship Simpana software in the next several weeks that will allow backed-up data to be archived while still leaving end users will an easy way to retrieve that data.
networkworld.com | 10-Jan-2012 16:53
Imation buys dedupe backup vendor Nine Technology
Imation today announced it has acquired deduplication technology from Nine Technology.
networkworld.com | 21-Dec-2011 14:59
TwinStrata integrates storage gateway with OpenStack-based clouds
Enterprises can now use TwinStrata's CloudArray to access storage capacity hosted in OpenStack-based clouds, the company said on Tuesday.
networkworld.com | 13-Dec-2011 16:00
STEC announces high-endurance SSD
Storage vendor STEC announced a high-performance drive that has three times the endurance capability of previous generation MLC-based solid state drives.
networkworld.com | 30-Nov-2011 07:04
EMC adds Linux support, metering to Atmos cloud software
EMC today announced its first upgrade to the Atmos Cloud Delivery Platform, adding metering capabilities and support for Linux.
networkworld.com | 21-Nov-2011 11:09
NetApp's new entry-level array offers up to 432TB of capacity
NetApp today announced an addition to its Fabric-Attached Storage 2000 family of arrays: the FAS2240, which scales to 432TB of capacity and has a starting price of $7,500
networkworld.com | 08-Nov-2011 17:20
Carbonite launches bare metal backups, file versioning
Carbonite has announced upgrades to its online backup and restore service that include full OS and application backups, as well as the ability to mirror data to an external drive. The service allows users to perform a full metal restore from the external drive or a CD.
networkworld.com | 02-Nov-2011 09:40
Quantum offers $5K deduplication appliance for SMBs
Quantum's new NDX-8 NAS appliance delivers 8TB of capacity with built-in backup software and deduplication technology, offering to reduce storage requirements by up to 90%.
networkworld.com | 25-Oct-2011 10:15
Viking combines DRAM module with flash for auto backup
Viking Technology announced a new memory module that combines DRAM, NAND flash and a super capacitor to automatically backup data in the event of a power failure.
networkworld.com | 17-Oct-2011 17:14
Dell ends 10-year reseller relationship with EMC
Dell announced it has ended a decadelong reseller relationship with EMC this month through which it sold more than a billion dollars worth of midrange and entry-level storage products.
networkworld.com | 17-Oct-2011 09:24
IBM to sell global data migration engine, NAS/iSCSI SAN
IBM plans to roll out software on its midrange and high-end clustered storage arrays that allows policy-based migration, backups and data deletion. The company also will announce that its V7000 series array can perform both file- and block-based data transfers.
networkworld.com | 12-Oct-2011 14:47
Symantec updates flagship storage, high availability suites
In order to provide greater private cloud capabilities, Symantec announced new product versions of Veritas Storage Foundation 6.0, Veritas Cluster Server 6.0 and Veritas Operations Manager 4.1 and eight other products.
networkworld.com | 05-Oct-2011 16:26
Cloud storage arrays to generate $1.45B in 2015
An analysis of the cloud storage market, both public and private, released by Gartner today showed that the market is on pace to total $417.3 million in 2011, a 56% increase from 2010 and it will reach $1.4B by 2015.
networkworld.com | 04-Oct-2011 18:38
Imation buys IronKey's hardware assets
Imation announced it has worked out a deal to buy the assets of IronKey's secure data storage hardware business.
networkworld.com | 21-Sep-2011 15:29
Imation buys IronKey's hardware assets
Imation announced it has worked out a deal to buy the assets of IronKey's secure data storage hardware business.
networkworld.com | 21-Sep-2011 07:29
Getting the most out of flash storage
Over the past few years mainstream enterprises have been turning to NAND flash storage to boost speed and decrease latency, but some vendors still produce products that inhibit customers from achieving flash's full potential.
networkworld.com | 13-Sep-2011 18:05
Getting the most out of flash storage
Over the past few years mainstream enterprises have been turning to NAND flash storage to boost speed and decrease latency, but some vendors still produce products that inhibit customers from achieving flash's full potential.
networkworld.com | 13-Sep-2011 10:05
IBM's futuristic storage aims for speed, density
IBM is working on both super-fast and super-dense storage media that should reach enterprises before the end of this decade, and demand in some industries looks likely to keep pace with the advances.
networkworld.com | 07-Sep-2011 20:25
IBM's futuristic storage aims for speed, density
IBM is working on both super-fast and super-dense storage media that should reach enterprises before the end of this decade, and demand in some industries looks likely to keep pace with the advances.
networkworld.com | 07-Sep-2011 12:25
Silver Peak unveils free WAN acceleration product
Silver Peak today announced free downloadable software that performs the same data acceleration functions as its enterprise-class product, but only for data replication between two sites and not multiple applications.
networkworld.com | 29-Aug-2011 11:24
Silver Peak unveils free WAN acceleration product
Silver Peak today announced free downloadable software that performs the same data acceleration functions as its enterprise-class product, but only for data replication between two sites and not multiple applications.
networkworld.com | 29-Aug-2011 07:24
Texas Memory Systems challenges high-end hard drives with new flash product
Texas Memory Systems broke out of its uber-high end mold and introduced a flash-based array that it says will compete with Tier 1 hard drive systems on a price-per-gigabyte basis.
networkworld.com | 23-Aug-2011 01:09
Texas Memory Systems challenges high-end hard drives with new flash product
Texas Memory Systems broke out of its uber-high end mold and introduced a flash-based array that it says will compete with Tier 1 hard drive systems on a price-per-gigabyte basis.
networkworld.com | 22-Aug-2011 17:09
OCZ releases next-gen PCIe SSD with 2.8GB/sec performance
OCZ today announced the availability of its highest performing PCI-e flash card to date, the Z-Series R4, which has up to 2.8GB/sec throughput.
networkworld.com | 02-Aug-2011 18:15
OCZ releases next-gen PCIe SSD with 2.8GB/sec performance
OCZ today announced the availability of its highest performing PCI-e flash card to date, the Z-Series R4, which has up to 2.8GB/sec throughput.
networkworld.com | 02-Aug-2011 10:15
Symantec releases next-gen email archiving software
Symantec today unveiled the latest version of its email archiving software, which can now automatically classify email and assign it to the appropriate tier of storage.
networkworld.com | 01-Aug-2011 18:20
Symantec releases next-gen email archiving software
Symantec today unveiled the latest version of its email archiving software, which can now automatically classify email and assign it to the appropriate tier of storage.
networkworld.com | 01-Aug-2011 14:20
EMC launches storage management software
EMC recently launched a new storage management package for cloud computing called ProSphere to replace its aging ControlCenter software and allow more flexible management for cloud computing environments.
networkworld.com | 27-Jul-2011 13:58
EMC launches storage management software
EMC recently launched a new storage management package for cloud computing called ProSphere to replace its aging ControlCenter software and allow more flexible management for cloud computing environments.
networkworld.com | 27-Jul-2011 02:00