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Forestry firm picks Riverbed WAFS over Cisco
Cisco shop picks Riverbed after head-to-head performance testing between Riverbed's Steelhead appliance and Cisco's wide area application services card. Article
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WAN mirroring and replication
This overview of WAN mirroring and replication discusses remote issues, rolling disasters, security and cost concerns. Learning Guide
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Chip designer selects Silver Peak for WAN acceleration
Silver Peak Systems pulled off an upset over larger competitors when Toshiba America chose its WAN acceleration devices for moving large files coast to coast for disaster recovery. Article
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Learn all about data deduplication
This handbook takes an in-depth look at data deduplication technology and offers advice on how to evaluate data deduplication products. Data Storage Handbook
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Double-Take spruces up remote replication software
Double-Take 5.0 replication software adds full-server failover and the ability to remotely push out patches and updates. Article
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How to purchase WAN and WAFS optimization products
Instead of maintaining ad hoc IT infrastructures at each remote office, consolidation moves the IT resources back to a main data center, allowing centralized applications and data to be accessed remotely across a WAN link. WAFS is a key technology fo... Buying Guide
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Riverbed adds disaster recovery features to WAFS
A new version of Riverbed's software will sense when users are doing massive restores over the WAN and optimize traffic accordingly, the company claims. Article
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Storage Extra Especially for Storage Subscribers: Data Deduplication Explained
This brand new report provides an extensive overview on data de-duplication, the white hot technology storage managers are deploying as we move towards 2008. Special Report
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EMC buys Mozy online backup service
EMC confirms reports that it will buy Berkeley Data Systems for its online backup services. Article
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Are tape backups a thing of the past when it comes to disaster recovery?
It is very interesting how quickly things change in our industry -- My answer to this question a year ago was highlighted replication or mirroring for highly critical data, disk-to-disk backups for middle tier data and finally, low cost tape backups ... FAQ