September 2005

  • access time

    Access time is the time from the start of one storage device access to the time when the next access can be started.21 Sep 2005

  • depository

    A depository is a file or set of files in which data is stored for the purpose of safekeeping or identity authentication.21 Sep 2005

  • WORM (write once, read many)

    In computer storage media, WORM (write once, read many) is a data storage technology that allows information to be written to a disc a single time and prevents the drive from erasing the data.21 Sep 2005

  • storage at the edge

    Storage at the edge is an expression that refers to data storage and backup routines used in portable and mobile computing.21 Sep 2005

  • storage filer

    A storage filer is a file server designed and programmed for high-volume data storage, backup, and archiving.21 Sep 2005

  • BEDO DRAM (Burst Extended Data Output DRAM)

    BEDO DRAM (Burst Extended Data Output DRAM) is a type of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) that can send data back to the computer from one read operation at the same time it is reading in the ad...21 Sep 2005

  • magneto-optical drive (MO)

    The magneto-optical (MO) drive is a popular way to back up files on a personal computer.21 Sep 2005

  • SAS drives product roundup

    Serial-attached SCSI (or SAS) drives offer significant storage capacity at a much lower cost, while maintaining reasonable performance. Find out who the vendors are in this market.21 Sep 2005

  • Google to enter data classification market

    Internet search giant Google will partner with data classification startup StoredIQ to co-market an enterprise search and classification product.21 Sep 2005

  • Tiered storage with SATA

    Simply deploying low-cost storage doesn't always equal savings. Learn to calculate total cost of ownership (TCO) when planning tiered-storage system using lower-cost disk and save money.21 Sep 2005

  • Storage Clips: Brocade upgrades SAN health tool

    Brocade announced enhancements to its diagnostics freeware; TimeSpring released a free version of TimeData for SQL server testing.21 Sep 2005

  • DR Checklist: 10 Reasons Why Your DR Plan May Fail

    The disaster recovery (DR) vision is a scenario in which all disasters are withstood; using a well-crafted plan, operations are transferred to a remote facility to get the organization back online ...21 Sep 2005

  • Clustering for high availability

    This advice details the hardware and software requirements for setting up two data servers in fail-safe cluster mode for high availability.20 Sep 2005

  • Migrate old files to cut disk costs

    Data migration is an effective way cut costs. Find out what you can do to simplify the process and start saving now.20 Sep 2005

  • Storage Clips: FileNet acquires Yaletown for compliance

    Document management software maker FileNet announced it has acquired compliance software maker Yaletown.20 Sep 2005

  • HP acquisition may be warning sign for SMI-S

    Will HP's acquisition of independent SRM vendor AppIQ slow down the SMI-S standard and the long-term prospect for heterogeneous storage management?20 Sep 2005

  • HP splashes out on software acquisitions

    HP plans to acquire SRM startup AppIQ and IT asset management company Peregrine Systems for a combined total of over $700 million, according to sources.19 Sep 2005

  • Should you have a dedicated storage team?

    Members of dedicated storage teams need to have as much political savvy as they do IT know-how.19 Sep 2005

  • Blogs and more from SearchStorage Experts

    Find out the latest on the minds of SearchStorage.com experts: Arun Taneja, Marc Staimer, Tony Asaro, Steve Duplessie, Curtis Preston, Jon Toigo, Stephen Foskett and Jerome Wendt.19 Sep 2005

  • Channel Offerings

    Channel Offerings19 Sep 2005