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Server Virtualization Breathes New Life Into DAS
By Paul Shread - Published November 19, 2008
Server virtualization is creating a new market for an old storage technology, as HP's latest products show. [more Hardware News]

Sun Unveils Open Storage Appliances
By Judy Mottl - Published November 11, 2008
Sun's first storage appliances on the Open Solaris platform offer an inexpensive take on network storage. [more Hardware News]

FCoE, Security Loom Large at SNW
By Paul Shread - Published October 14, 2008
Fibre Channel over Ethernet product sightings and disk encryption top a long list of product news at this week's Storage Networking World show. [more Hardware News]


Dell's Disk Backup Appliance Bypasses Tape
By Paul Shread - Published October 7, 2008
Dell's new disk-based backup appliance is aimed at small businesses and branch offices, but don't call it a VTL. [more Hardware News]

IBM Sprinkles Storage into its Blade Server
By Andy Patrizio - Published October 3, 2008
Adding larger size drives to a blade means much more storage inside a blade chassis, rather than using external storage. [more Hardware News]

EMC, HP Take Aim at Oracle
By Judy Mottl - Published September 24, 2008
Application-aware storage targets Oracle shops. [more Hardware News]

A Lean, Green Storage Machine
By Jennifer Schiff - Published September 22, 2008
GreenBytes claims its new Cypress NAS is efficient and energy conscious — and cheap. [more Hardware News]

HP Gives Smaller Firms IT in a Box
By Jamie Bsales - Published September 16, 2008
HP is packaging servers and storage together to make IT deployments easier for IT generalists. [more Hardware News]

HP Makes NAS Scale
By Paul Shread - Published September 2, 2008
HP is combining its midrange SAN with its PolyServe file services software to create a unified storage offering for virtualized environments. [more Hardware News]

Storage Vendors Branch Out
By Paul Shread - Published August 6, 2008
Pivot3 and Pillar Data are mining new markets for their storage wares. [more Hardware News]

EMC Adds Flash to Clariion Line
By Judy Mottl - Published August 5, 2008
With new flash drives and thin provisioning technology, EMC's midrange storage line is starting to look a lot like its high-end offerings. [more Hardware News]

Sun Spruces Up Open Storage Line
By Judy Mottl - Published July 10, 2008
The vendor has added cheap bulk storage and a new hybrid storage server to its open storage product lineup. [more Hardware News]

Pillar Pledges Better Storage Utilization
By Judy Mottl - Published July 2, 2008
The Larry Ellison-funded storage company promises 80 percent disk utilization and tighter integration within Oracle. [more Hardware News]

Vendor Seeks Magic in SMB Storage Market
By Judy Mottl - Published June 17, 2008
StorMagic hopes to entice SMBs with an inexpensive offering tailored to smaller businesses' needs. [more Hardware News]

Is Storage Recession-Proof?
By Paul Shread - Published May 23, 2008
For now, at least, the answer appears to be 'yes.' So which vendors are benefiting from the resilience in the storage sector — and who's getting left behind? [more Hardware News]

HP Unveils 'Extreme' Storage
By Paul Shread - Published May 6, 2008
The new 9100 Extreme Data Storage System is HP's entry in the emerging market for Web 2.0 storage. [more Hardware News]

Atrato Trots Out High-Performance Storage
By Judy Mottl - Published March 26, 2008
The startup's new SAID architecture cuts through I/O bottlenecks — for a price. [more Hardware News]

HP Aims Low With New Midrange Array
By Paul Shread - Published February 27, 2008
HP has unveiled a new storage array that drops the entry fee to $15,000 for its Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) midrange line. [more Hardware News]

IBM Polishes Storage Tools, Big and Small
By Judy Mottl - Published February 13, 2008
Enhancements across a number of product lines target small businesses and enterprises, touching on everything from storage hardware and tape to 8-gig Fibre Channel. [more Hardware News]

Features
Apple Sours on Storage Hardware
By Drew Robb - Published June 5, 2008
As Apple exits the storage hardware business, it turns its attention to software and takes steps to provide for hardware users. [more Hardware Features]

Keeping Data Safe with Reldata
By Lynn Haber - Published June 2, 2008
E-discovery services provider eDirect Impact turned to Reldata for a storage solution that could reliably handle rapid data growth without costing a fortune. [more Hardware Features]

The Best-Kept Secret in Enterprise Storage
By Jennifer Schiff - Published April 25, 2008
Fujitsu's Eternus line provides mid-range and high-end customers the performance, reliability and scalability they crave — they just don't know it yet. [more Hardware Features]

NEC's HYDRAstor Gets High Marks from Nonprofit
By Jennifer Schiff - Published April 15, 2008
NEC's grid architecture helps the Anderson Center for Autism and others scale performance and storage as needed while eliminating duplicate data. [more Hardware Features]

Intel Serves Storage With Its Chips
By Drew Robb - Published August 31, 2007
Intel has a growing storage hardware business, including a partnership with EMC. [more Hardware Features]

Siafu Software Solves Equatek's Growing Pains
By Lynn Haber - Published July 27, 2007
Siafu, acquired this week by Hifn, made a name for itself by giving customers like Equatek a low-cost way to get into high-performance storage. [more Hardware Features]

Fortune 500 Firm Ditches Fibre Channel for iSCSI
By Jennifer Schiff - Published July 19, 2007
When it came time to boost performance and capacity, Adecco abandoned its Fibre Channel SAN for a 120TB LeftHand iSCSI SAN. [more Hardware Features]

Nexsan Packs Archiving into an Appliance
By Drew Robb - Published July 18, 2007
All-in-one storage appliances continue to gain traction, and Nexsan hopes to make its mark with a CAS device. [more Hardware Features]

Library of Scotland Preserves Digital History
By Jennifer Schiff - Published July 13, 2007
GlassHouse helps the National Library of Scotland build a 200-terabyte storage system, with help from Hitachi, Brocade and ONStor. [more Hardware Features]

Server Virtualization Keeps DAS Alive
By Drew Robb - Published June 28, 2007
Server virtualization is having some surprising effects on the storage market, including keeping the direct-attached storage market alive. [more Hardware Features]

Online Bookseller Gets Up To Par With 3PAR
By Lynn Haber - Published June 14, 2007
Alibris needed a new storage infrastructure to keep up with growth, and 3PAR came through. [more Hardware Features]

HDS Puts Storage at Your Service
By Clint Boulton - Published May 18, 2007
With its new high-end array, Hitachi is taking a new service-oriented approach to storage. [more Hardware Features]

The Real Cost of Storage, Part 2
By Henry Newman - Published May 9, 2007
The results of our comparison of the real cost of Fibre Channel and SATA may surprise you. [more Hardware Features]

RedEnvelope Relies on Pillar
By Lynn Haber - Published April 26, 2007
Pillar Data Systems helped the online retailer prepare for growth and save a bundle at the same time. [more Hardware Features]

The Real Cost of Storage
By Henry Newman - Published April 25, 2007
When power, cooling, performance and reliability are considered, SATA may not have much of a cost advantage over Fibre Channel after all. [more Hardware Features]

Appliances Multiply at SNW
By Drew Robb - Published April 20, 2007
Vendors are increasingly turning to storage appliances to serve the fast-growing SMB market. [more Hardware Features]

Measuring Storage Performance
By Drew Robb - Published April 12, 2007
In the second part of a series on storage benchmarks, we examine the Storage Performance Council's recent efforts to expand its battery of tests to better evaluate vendor performance claims. [more Hardware Features]

Evaluating Storage Benchmarks
By Drew Robb - Published March 28, 2007
Storage benchmarks from the likes of the Storage Performance Council (SPC) can help users evaluate competing products, but you've got to be careful how you use them. [more Hardware Features]

An Apple a Day Keeps Storage Costs Away
By Lynn Haber - Published February 21, 2007
Summit Energy Services needed to control its storage costs, so it ditched EMC and Veritas for Apple and BakBone. [more Hardware Features]

Doing the Storage Limbo
By Drew Robb - Published January 12, 2007
There are a number of storage systems out there that just might be easy and cheap enough for the smallest of businesses. [more Hardware Features]

IBM Writes Storage Prescription for Medical Center
By Lynn Haber - Published November 22, 2006
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center decided that a single vendor for storage and servers was the way to go to save on costs and stay on the cutting edge. [more Hardware Features]

DAS: Alive and Well at an Enterprise Near You
By Drew Robb - Published October 27, 2006
SAN and NAS may get all the headlines, but direct attached storage still commands a surprising market share, even among enterprise storage users. [more Hardware Features]

Creating an Architecture for Streaming Data
By Henry Newman - Published September 29, 2006
Unless you're creating and editing high-resolution video, NAS might be all you need. [more Hardware Features]

Brother, Can You Spare a Terabyte?
By Jennifer Schiff - Published September 28, 2006
The San Diego Supercomputer Center is making available more than 400 TB of disk space and even more archival tape space for academic and scientific data in search of a good home. [more Hardware Features]

The Wayback Machine: From Petabytes to PetaBoxes
By Jennifer Schiff - Published September 20, 2006
How the multi-petabyte Internet Archive project stores data. [more Hardware Features]

Storage to Go
By Lynn Haber - Published September 8, 2006
Medical Informatics Engineering turned to Infortrend when it needed a reliable, low-cost storage subsystem for digital healthcare records. [more Hardware Features]

University Graduates to New Storage Architecture
By Lynn Haber - Published August 3, 2006
Salisbury University gets a handle on its fast-growing storage needs with help from EMC. [more Hardware Features]

Picture-Perfect Storage
By Lynn Haber - Published July 24, 2006
MyPhotoAlbum.com drops its managed service for an in-house storage solution from ONStor. [more Hardware Features]

EMC Thinks Big
By Clint Boulton - Published June 9, 2006
In an exclusive interview, EMC chief Joe Tucci discusses the company's evolution, acquisitions and future plans. [more Hardware Features]

Pillar Carves Out a Niche
By Clint Boulton - Published April 20, 2006
Pillar Data Systems launched with big backing and even bigger ambitions. So how is the company faring? We sat down with CEO Mike Workman to find out. [more Hardware Features]






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