August 2008

  • Storage Bin 2.0: The life and death of information

    We sometimes complicate our processes to create a perception of increased value. Forget information lifecycle management and tiered storage; concentrate on the four simple stages of life for any ki...11 Aug 2008

  • Enterprise-ready VTLs

    Enterprise-class virtual tape libraries (VTLs) are an increasingly cost-effective destination for data that needs to be backed up or restored quickly, and isn't quite ready for offsite archiving. B...11 Aug 2008

  • Lights, camera, storage!

    The digital media business and corporate multimedia departments are looking at increasing terabytes and even petabytes of information generated in the creation, editing, archiving and distribution ...11 Aug 2008

  • Backup gets a boost: Hot Spots

    Snapshots, continuous data protection and deduplication are making their way into traditional backup products. By capturing, transferring and storing less data in the backup process, organizations ...11 Aug 2008

  • Why aren't you encrypting your backup tapes?

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  • EMC's Documentum gets e-discovery makeover

    EMC's Documentum to support e-discovery; AmeriVault teams with EMC to offer online backup; Spectra Logic tape library features dual-port FC drives.07 Aug 2008

  • RAID technology quiz

    Take a few minutes and test yourself on RAID technology. Do you know which RAID type is the fastest or which one is seen in SATA environments? Challenge your co-workers to a RAID pop quiz showdown,...07 Aug 2008

  • SunGard cloud service brings disaster recovery relief

    SunGard's pool of virtual servers for failover solves long-standing disaster recovery headaches for one company.06 Aug 2008

  • HP adds capacity to Medical Archiving System SAN nodes

    HP says version 3.5 of its Medical Archiving System (MAS) system is like the Incredible Hulk – bigger, badder and greener than before.06 Aug 2008

  • Pivot3 consolidates physical servers onto storage arrays

    Pivot3's IP SAN offers Serverless Computing, which eliminates the need for application servers by running them as guests on its storage arrays.05 Aug 2008

  • Clariion array update blurs line between EMC platforms

    A bigger, faster Clariion with advanced features, which first appeared in the Symmetrix line, has industry observers wondering about the increasing overlap between EMC systems.05 Aug 2008