May 17, 2008
Data Storage Index
IBM Seeks Greater Slice of Virtual Tape Library Pie
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published May 14, 2008
Big Blue's new VTL offering ups capacity and speed to try and compete with entrenched completion.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published May 14, 2008
Big Blue's new VTL offering ups capacity and speed to try and compete with entrenched completion.
New Tool May Put File Archiving in Reach
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published May 7, 2008
Mimosa Systems technology claims to cut storage costs, boost data retention and recovery.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published May 7, 2008
Mimosa Systems technology claims to cut storage costs, boost data retention and recovery.
Squeezing More Storage Out of Analytics
By Esther Shein | Data Storage Article Published May 6, 2008
SRM tools promise greater efficiencies, utilization rates.
By Esther Shein | Data Storage Article Published May 6, 2008
SRM tools promise greater efficiencies, utilization rates.
Tech Heavies Push For Datacenter Standards
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published May 2, 2008
Big Blue leads the charge on the latest push for open standards.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published May 2, 2008
Big Blue leads the charge on the latest push for open standards.
Dedupe Demand Not Waning Any Time Soon
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published April 28, 2008
Data Domain, Falconstor earnings herald why data reduction is taking hold
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published April 28, 2008
Data Domain, Falconstor earnings herald why data reduction is taking hold
Return of the Keyboard Shortcut
By Mike Elgan | Data Storage Article Published April 23, 2008
Two Web sites boost your personal productivity by helping you enter computer commands more quickly.
By Mike Elgan | Data Storage Article Published April 23, 2008
Deduplication Gets More Face Time
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published April 17, 2008
Ocarina becomes the latest to talk up "de-dupe" -- a mainstay of the backup realm -- for a new role in enterprises' primary storage environments.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published April 17, 2008
Ocarina becomes the latest to talk up "de-dupe" -- a mainstay of the backup realm -- for a new role in enterprises' primary storage environments.
Oracle Moves Towards 'Universal' Archive
By David Needle | Data Storage Article Published April 16, 2008
Multiple data types supported in latest Oracle Content Management offering.
By David Needle | Data Storage Article Published April 16, 2008
Multiple data types supported in latest Oracle Content Management offering.
IBM Aims To Take Complexity Out of Media Storage
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published April 14, 2008
Service assesses data loads and storage demands to streamline operations
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published April 14, 2008
Service assesses data loads and storage demands to streamline operations
HP Joins the Online Backup and Collaboration Parade
By Lauren Simonds | Data Storage Article Published April 11, 2008
Its new Upline subscription service includes storage, data sharing and remote access capabilities.
By Lauren Simonds | Data Storage Article Published April 11, 2008
Its new Upline subscription service includes storage, data sharing and remote access capabilities.
VTL Market Polarizes
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published April 10, 2008
A gulf has developed between VTL camps but Quantum forges ahead, courting enterprises with the backup benefits of de-duplication and disk-based storage combined.
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published April 10, 2008
A gulf has developed between VTL camps but Quantum forges ahead, courting enterprises with the backup benefits of de-duplication and disk-based storage combined.
For Marriott, Green IT is Reality, Not Hype
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published April 10, 2008
The lodging company is consolidating platforms, reducing datacenters and reaping 'green' rewards.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published April 10, 2008
The lodging company is consolidating platforms, reducing datacenters and reaping 'green' rewards.
EMC, Iomega to Tie The Knot
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published April 9, 2008
SMB player leaves ExcelStor at the altar after an aggressive courtship by the enterprise storage titan.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published April 9, 2008
SMB player leaves ExcelStor at the altar after an aggressive courtship by the enterprise storage titan.
Storage: The New Frontier in Data Protection
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published April 8, 2008
It's no longer all about the perimeter, says NetApp's Tim Russell at Storage Network World: Instead, IT needs to focus on storage as costs and regulations mount.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published April 8, 2008
It's no longer all about the perimeter, says NetApp's Tim Russell at Storage Network World: Instead, IT needs to focus on storage as costs and regulations mount.
Has Storage Hit Its Inflection Point?
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published March 26, 2008
Atrato's spinning disk array offers performance at quite a price.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published March 26, 2008
Atrato's spinning disk array offers performance at quite a price.
Tip of the Trade: SATA Storage Servers
By Carla Schroder | Data Storage Article Published March 26, 2008
SCSI drives may be the toughest and most reliable, but oftentimes SATA drives are equally good. From price point to form factor and feature options, they offer a plethora of advantages.
By Carla Schroder | Data Storage Article Published March 26, 2008
SCSI drives may be the toughest and most reliable, but oftentimes SATA drives are equally good. From price point to form factor and feature options, they offer a plethora of advantages.
Can You Spy BI?
By Tim Scannell | Data Storage Article Published March 25, 2008
Business Intelligence is all the rage. Too bad it's all over the dashboard on use and usability.
By Tim Scannell | Data Storage Article Published March 25, 2008
Business Intelligence is all the rage. Too bad it's all over the dashboard on use and usability.
Enterprises Face Data Growth Explosion
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published March 12, 2008
With forecasts of 60 percent annual increases in data through 2011, IT must cope with burgeoning storage and security needs.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published March 12, 2008
With forecasts of 60 percent annual increases in data through 2011, IT must cope with burgeoning storage and security needs.
Choice Open-Source VoIP News Nuggets
By Carla Schroder | Data Storage Article Published March 12, 2008
There have been a number of interesting events in the VoIP universe recently; we look at a choice sampling.
By Carla Schroder | Data Storage Article Published March 12, 2008
There have been a number of interesting events in the VoIP universe recently; we look at a choice sampling.
Inside the Shady World of Spy Gadgets
By Mike Elgan | Data Storage Article Published March 6, 2008
A look at the tech gear used by the underworld. Are you being spied on with a spy gadget? (Or are you one of the spies…?)
By Mike Elgan | Data Storage Article Published March 6, 2008
Quantum Goes Big on Encryption
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published March 6, 2008
Hardware-based encryption and robust key management become staples of the company's tape libraries and DXi disk systems.
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published March 6, 2008
Hardware-based encryption and robust key management become staples of the company's tape libraries and DXi disk systems.
Iomega Drives on to Exile Tape
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published March 5, 2008
Vendor rolls out new rack-mount NAS and upgrades REV Backup Drive.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published March 5, 2008
Vendor rolls out new rack-mount NAS and upgrades REV Backup Drive.
Six Steps to Tiered Storage Bliss
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published February 22, 2008
Technology helps but success in the face of ever-growing data stores also requires cooperation across business units.
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published February 22, 2008
Technology helps but success in the face of ever-growing data stores also requires cooperation across business units.
Symantec Enters Online Storage Biz
By Dan Muse | Data Storage Article Published February 21, 2008
The data security company targets small and mid-sized businesses with two online storage services and also revs up its Backup Exec line for Windows 2008.
By Dan Muse | Data Storage Article Published February 21, 2008
The data security company targets small and mid-sized businesses with two online storage services and also revs up its Backup Exec line for Windows 2008.
Virtually Speaking: NetApp Ups the Virtual Storage Ante
By Paul Shread | Data Storage Article Published February 21, 2008
Amid a tough environment for IT spending, Network Appliance is making a play for VMware storage business.
By Paul Shread | Data Storage Article Published February 21, 2008
Amid a tough environment for IT spending, Network Appliance is making a play for VMware storage business.
Cleversafe Out With Dispersed Storage Network
By Sean Michael Kerner | Data Storage Article Published February 20, 2008
Vendor adds to its open source base with its first appliances to build out a global storage network.
By Sean Michael Kerner | Data Storage Article Published February 20, 2008
Vendor adds to its open source base with its first appliances to build out a global storage network.
Verdasys Digital Guardian: Policy-Based Enterprise Security
By James Maguire | Data Storage Article Published February 19, 2008
The software platform guards against internal and external threats, without requiring input from employees. Digital Guardian recently won a Datamation Product of the Year Award.
By James Maguire | Data Storage Article Published February 19, 2008
Akorri Looks for Keys to Virtual Efficiency
By Dan Muse | Data Storage Article Published February 13, 2008
BalancePoint 2.0 expands support for virtualized storage, adds a Key Performance Indicator metric and offers its management tools as a virtual appliance.
By Dan Muse | Data Storage Article Published February 13, 2008
BalancePoint 2.0 expands support for virtualized storage, adds a Key Performance Indicator metric and offers its management tools as a virtual appliance.
IBM Shines Up Storage Tools, Big and Small
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published February 12, 2008
A range of enhancements across a number of product lines target SMBs and enterprises.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published February 12, 2008
A range of enhancements across a number of product lines target SMBs and enterprises.
Solid-State Drive Tech Breaks a Few Records
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published February 11, 2008
Faster, cheaper and better? High-end SSDs get more price/performance bang for the buck.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published February 11, 2008
Faster, cheaper and better? High-end SSDs get more price/performance bang for the buck.
Schooled in Virtual SANs
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published January 31, 2008
By "thin provisioning" with DataCore, the Technical University of Kaiserslautern in Germany is basking in automated management and new levels of storage efficiency.
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published January 31, 2008
By "thin provisioning" with DataCore, the Technical University of Kaiserslautern in Germany is basking in automated management and new levels of storage efficiency.
Who Will Win, And Lose, In SMB Storage Race
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 31, 2008
There are millions of sophisticated small businesses and plenty of opportunity for vendors who understand the customer base.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 31, 2008
There are millions of sophisticated small businesses and plenty of opportunity for vendors who understand the customer base.
Seagate And The Storage Spiral
By Gene Hirschel | Data Storage Article Published January 29, 2008
Please don't call us a hard drive company. We're a storage play.
By Gene Hirschel | Data Storage Article Published January 29, 2008
Please don't call us a hard drive company. We're a storage play.
Nirvanix: The Cloud Beckons
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published January 25, 2008
In a bid to reduce the cost of mirroring remote data, Nirvanix rolls out a "Storage Delivery Network" for large media files.
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published January 25, 2008
In a bid to reduce the cost of mirroring remote data, Nirvanix rolls out a "Storage Delivery Network" for large media files.
E-mail Scandal Drives Storage Lesson Home
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 21, 2008
Poor e-mail retention policies can put companies at risk and land them in court.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 21, 2008
Poor e-mail retention policies can put companies at risk and land them in court.
IForem: Online Data Storage for Life
By Lauren Simonds | Data Storage Article Published January 17, 2008
The company backs its service with an irrevocable trust that guarantees your data will be stored forever — even if iForem goes out of business.
By Lauren Simonds | Data Storage Article Published January 17, 2008
The company backs its service with an irrevocable trust that guarantees your data will be stored forever — even if iForem goes out of business.
HP Fires Shot in Network Storage Battle
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 17, 2008
The vendor's throwdown to NetApp could prompt improved functionality and cheaper prices across the industry.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 17, 2008
The vendor's throwdown to NetApp could prompt improved functionality and cheaper prices across the industry.
SAP Talks Up Business Objects Union
By Larry Barrett | Data Storage Article Published January 17, 2008
After completing the largest acquisition in its history, SAP execs tout their vision for business optimization software in 2008.
By Larry Barrett | Data Storage Article Published January 17, 2008
After completing the largest acquisition in its history, SAP execs tout their vision for business optimization software in 2008.
Flash vs. Platters
By Rafael Hernandez | Data Storage Article Published January 14, 2008
Solid state drives offer a tantalizing glimpse at the future of enterprise storage. But one glaring shortcoming -- beyond price and capacity -- is holding them back.
By Rafael Hernandez | Data Storage Article Published January 14, 2008
Solid state drives offer a tantalizing glimpse at the future of enterprise storage. But one glaring shortcoming -- beyond price and capacity -- is holding them back.
Data Archive Has a Legal Angle
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 14, 2008
New federal evidence rules means lawyers have to store and protect any kind of digital file and one vendor believes it’s got the perfect way to make it happen.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 14, 2008
New federal evidence rules means lawyers have to store and protect any kind of digital file and one vendor believes it’s got the perfect way to make it happen.
EMC Sees Virtualization in SMBs' Storage Future
By Dan Muse | Data Storage Article Published January 12, 2008
The storage giant says its new Clariion AX4 SAN (and the Dell-branded Dell AX4-5) offers small businesses virtualization, scalability, iSCSI and friendlier storage management software.
By Dan Muse | Data Storage Article Published January 12, 2008
The storage giant says its new Clariion AX4 SAN (and the Dell-branded Dell AX4-5) offers small businesses virtualization, scalability, iSCSI and friendlier storage management software.
Tapping PC Resources for Storage Needs
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 11, 2008
With mainstream storage options hefty in terms of cost and management, some enterprises draw on existing resources to build storage-area-network configurations.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 11, 2008
With mainstream storage options hefty in terms of cost and management, some enterprises draw on existing resources to build storage-area-network configurations.
Why Tape Libraries Still Matter
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published January 11, 2008
Disk-based backup and recovery solutions may be the hot ticket, but don't count tape libraries out yet. Tape users are sticking with their medium and buying more capacity, while the vendors continue to evolve their offerings to keep pace pace with enterprise needs.
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published January 11, 2008
Disk-based backup and recovery solutions may be the hot ticket, but don't count tape libraries out yet. Tape users are sticking with their medium and buying more capacity, while the vendors continue to evolve their offerings to keep pace pace with enterprise needs.
Will Microsoft's FAST Buy Pay Off Long Term?
By David Needle | Data Storage Article Published January 10, 2008
FAST technology promises to further Microsoft's enterprise ambitions.
By David Needle | Data Storage Article Published January 10, 2008
FAST technology promises to further Microsoft's enterprise ambitions.
Online Data Depositories Go Beyond Mere Storage
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 10, 2008
Virtual vaults secure data but it’s what users can do to stored data that is setting providers apart.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 10, 2008
Virtual vaults secure data but it’s what users can do to stored data that is setting providers apart.
SOHO Storage Needs Grab Titans' Attention
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 8, 2008
IBM, EMC, Dell just a few biggies hungrily eyeing the small home office.
By Judy Mottl | Data Storage Article Published January 8, 2008
IBM, EMC, Dell just a few biggies hungrily eyeing the small home office.
IBM: Tape Backup is Here to Stay
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published January 3, 2008
Big Blue bets on its Tape Virtualization Engine technology, encryption and unexpected green twist to ensure that tape stays the archival technology of choice.
By Drew Robb | Data Storage Article Published January 3, 2008
Big Blue bets on its Tape Virtualization Engine technology, encryption and unexpected green twist to ensure that tape stays the archival technology of choice.
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