10 March 2010
Wednesday
The U.S. Department of Energy has opted to make use of Atrato's self-healing disk arrays in one of their projects on server virtualization.
NetApp unveils new design guides for building cloud storage offerings; HP and IBM now sell Emulex FCoE adapters; QLogic's 8100 Series CNAs gets certified by Cisco.
Iron Mountain and LiveOffice are now offering hybrid cloud data archiving services which allows their customers to store their data in-house while also handing a copy for storage off-site.
The fourth-generation, 3.5-inch Seagate Constellation ES drive family for 7200-RPM enterprise environments enables cost-effective, highly efficient storage with capacities of 500GB, 1TB and 2TB.
Symantec is planning on launching new software called Data Insight which will be integrated with the company's other products to link IT resources with data owners.
Storwize is updating its STN series with the addition of high availability, status reporting, and data reduction.
FalconStor and Violin Memory have combined their resources to produces a SAN accelerator that uses Flash solid-state drives (SSDs) for improved read and write speeds.
Drobo and DroboPro gives Funjacket Enterprises a reliable and manageable solution that allows storing project files in one location and access them as needed.
The 64GB card will have up to 15MB/sec read speed and Class 4 speed rating, ideal for storing high resolution multimedia.
IBM extends its data deduplication; Dot Hill Systems ships next generation SAN series; Bus-Tech launches MDL VTL version 7; QourumLabs improves business continuity system.
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Backup and archiving have changed over recent years partly riding on advances in technology. When do you perform backup and when to archive? What are the technical and operational considerations that need to be looked into for each. This paper looks at Simpana Software as a platform for achieving both.
This paper looks at Simpana as a platform for seamlessly extending local backup and archive to a new tier of cloud-based storage. Virtually unlimited storage capacity from our integrated cloud storage partners helps users dramatically reduce costs and operational complexity while improving long-term compliance.
The move to cloud computing is not easy, and its important to get it right the first time. Curtin University of Technology with the help of Optus Business, Alphawest, Cisco, EMC, and VMware, takes the first steps that will provide Curtin with an on-demand access to a fully virtualized private data center.
Asian sports associations looking to improve performance (winning gold medals) can take a leaf off the United States Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA)'s book, when it comes to blending the best in both athletic and IT infrastructure.
