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  • Users ditch optical for faster disk

    Slow performance has reminded users that optical disk is not designed for quick file access and is better left for archiving.  Article | 20 Dec 2004

  • Storage Clips: StorageTek certifies BlueArc, ONStor

    BlueArc, ONStor products join StorageTek partner program; Amerivault adds replication service; Avamar partners with Plasmon.  Article | 16 Dec 2004

  • IDC results reflect trend for low-cost storage

    EMC and HP duke it out for the No. 1 spot, while storage users buy more low-cost gear, dropping the overall revenue growth of the sector.  Article | 03 Dec 2004

  • Do-it-yourself storage not for wimps

    Editor's note: Welcome to the first of our weekly columns penned by storage community thought leaders. The opinions expressed here are not necessarily those of SearchStorage.com.

      Column | 04 Nov 2004

  • SNW '04: SAN-in-a-box for under $10K

    HP, Microsoft and QLogic package an entry-level SAN that they claim can be installed in about 24 clicks.  Article | 27 Oct 2004

  • Hidden costs may lurk in midrange gear

    Midrange products are flying out the door, but analysts advise users to watch out for higher operational costs.  Article | 22 Oct 2004

  • IBM debuts DS6000 and DS8000

    Big Blue takes the wraps off its new high-end storage arrays in New York City but is evasive on price/performance benchmark details.  Article | 12 Oct 2004

  • Storage Clips: StorageTek to unveil disk arrays

    StorageTek to roll out products at user conference; Princeton Softech enhances archiving; Adaptec claims data movement's a Snap.  Article | 11 Oct 2004

  • IBM mid-tier roadmap unclear

    IBM will unveil new products at the high-end of the market next week, which will have implications for its midrange FAStT system, raising questions over its OEM relationship with Engenio and the future of this product line.  Article | 08 Oct 2004

  • Civil action prompts HP user to install RISS

    It took NetBank over two weeks to find an e-mail in response to a legal action. Obviously, its current backup systems didn't cut it.  Article | 27 Sep 2004

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