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Virtualization has a credibility problem
by Michael Desmond
Although virtualization has found its way into some corners of enterprise computing, storage managers are not rushing to implement it. Here's why.

Honestly, do you really know what storage virtualization is?
by Charles T. Clark
Confused by the virtualization hype? We decode the marketspeak.

SAN switches get smarter
by Charles T. Clark
As storage networks become larger and more complex, smarter switches are one way to manage that complexity.

Recovering from the WTC: a personal account
by Darryl Brooks
A first-hand look at what one company at the World Trade Center went through to restore operations.

Surprise! cheap disks cure slow backup
by W. Curtis Preston
Why new ATA/IDE arrays, which are cheaper than tape libraries, might be a better bet for backup.

Snapshots save time and data
by Julie Ryan
This powerful technology comes in several flavors - find out which one is right for you.

Delete old data ... really
by Alan Joch
Sometimes the delete key isn't enough - you need the electronic equivalent of a shredder.

Tape libraries automate backup
by Sam Green
Everything you need to know about tape libraries.

Tools, Trends & Analysis

Making Sense of EMC's Centera
by Alex Barrett
April's unveiling by EMC of Centera, has people thinking how best to pigeonhole this decidedly different array.

Now, That's a Cluster!
by Alex Barrett
Lawrence Livermore National Labs is pushing the envelope with a new storage cluster that mates 115TB of networked disk with a massive cluster of 600 dual Pentium 4 servers.

Will SAN File Systems Play Larger Management Role?
Typical SAN file systems are being positioned to play a more prominent storage management role.

Non-blocking architecture
by Alex Barrett
Non-blocking architecture

Veritas Broadens Offerings
by Alex Barrett
The company is actively moving to try to parlay its dominant market positions onto even higher ground.

Compaq Clarifies WideSky Position
"We are not a member of the WideSky program, we never have been, and we do not believe it is in the best interest of our customers," Sorenson says.

Midrange NAS Gains Functionality
by Alex Barrett
Slowly but surely, the features found in high-end NAS boxes are finding their way to cheaper devices.

Utility Storage-What's the Use?
by Alex Barrett
Buzzword alert: the latest word to loom from storage marketers' lexicon is utility.

First Storage Benchmark Released

Tape Automation for the Masses
by Alex Barrett
For most IT shops, backup still happens the old-fashioned way: from the host to a direct-attached standalone tape drive.

DLT Cartridges
by Alex Barrett
What kind of DLT tape cartridge to purchase?

Columns

Real problems, virtual solutions
by Mark Schlack
Real problems, virtual solutions

Snapshot: Using IDE drives
Would you let IDE store your data?

A further look at business continuance volumes
by Stephen Foskett
A further look at business continuance volumes.

Scalable SANs start with good switch links
by Darryl Brooks
Scalable SANs start with good switch links

Security - from a storage perspective
by Steve Duplessie
Storage Bin - Security - from a storage perspective.

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