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QLogic Gets Apple Love

QLogics low-end switches will get a boost from being resold with Apples Xserve RAID—or so the rumor goes. QLogics nudging into the SMB market...

Does a SAN File System Fit the Bill?

With storage needs growing exponentially in virtually every industry today, many organizations have jumped on the storage and server consolidation bandwagon, installing NAS (network-attached...

EMCs Dantz Buy Reveals SMB Ambitions

EMC Corp. on Tuesday announced the acquisition of Dantz Development Corp., developers of the Retrospect family of backup and restore technology for the SMB...

Unpreserved Data Can Face Extinction

Dateline 2204, North American Metropolitan Quadrant, Village of Boston—Researchers with the Institute for Information and Data Reclamation yesterday announced a major discovery at an...

HP, NetApp Build NAS-to-SAN Links

Hewlett-Packard Co. and Network Appliance Inc. are building connectors across their respective network-attached storage devices to storage area networks to help customers more efficiently...

Kashya Aids WAN Data Replication

Replicating data over a WAN for data protection and application availability purposes is a difficult process, but for most companies, its necessary for satisfying...

A Pain in the Backup

A year ago when I was testing 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches at the University of Hawaii, several things became clear. The first was that those...

EMC Safeguards Data with New Replication Software

Organizations that need to implement a multiple-center disaster-recovery plan may find the job easier with EMC Corp.s new enterprise replication and data-mobility software. EMC Open...

IBM to Make Waves in Storage

IBM will be giving its competitors something to worry about once the company unveils updates and new products in its disk storage suite.Read the...

Merger a Boon for Both StorageTek, Storability

Storage Technology Corp. and Storability Software Inc. will both emerge as winners from their merger announced last week, according industry analysts.Analysts largely agree that...