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  • Storage Clips: Dell, EMC team up on NAS

    Aimed squarely at NetApp, Dell announced it will resell EMC's NS500 NAS gateway; Zetta launches channel program.  Article | 26 Apr 2005

  • Storage Clips: BlueArc CEO steps aside

    NAS provider BlueArc is in trouble it seems. The company's CEO has stepped aside not long after the CTO and founder departed.  Article | 21 Apr 2005

  • EMC raises the bar for NAS

    EMC replaces its old NAS box with the Celerra NSX, which offers clustering, file virtualization and significantly higher maximum capacity.  Article | 18 Apr 2005

  • IBM releases Windows-configured NAS servers

    The four file-and-print server products come with Windows Storage Server and are aimed at small and mid-sized organizations.  Article | 15 Apr 2005

  • IBM and NetApp battle EMC

    IBM and Network Appliance have announced a global OEM deal to take on EMC.  Article | 06 Apr 2005

  • HDS offers NAS blade, cuts ties with NetApp

    HDS enters the NAS market with a blade for the TagmaStore; severs ties with NetApp and reorganizes sales group around growth regions.  Article | 04 Apr 2005

  • NAS disk-as-disk

    NAS disk-as-disk  Article | 01 Apr 2005

  • Tech Roundup: NAS hardware

    More than just a cheaper alternative to a SAN, the NAS hardware market is being driven by innovative technologies such as file virtualization and grid storage.  Article | 28 Mar 2005

  • Animation studio goes all SATA

    Running out of space for its large digital files, visual effects studio DKP opted for the high capacity and low price of a SATA-only environment.  Article | 15 Mar 2005

  • Storage Clips: EMC to resell Rainfinity

    EMC to add file virtualization software to Celerra; Quantum enhances virtual tape with compression; Yosemite unveils backup for the enterprise.  Article | 14 Mar 2005

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