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Nimbus Data Systems unveils multiprotocol storage system
Nimbus ships unified storage system, Voltaire adds 40 Gbps InfiniBand switch and Unitrends rolls out disk backup appliance. Article
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IBM unleashes updates for DS8000, XIV, deduplication and cloud
IBM adds solid-state, SATA and encryption support for the DS8000, as well as new ProtecTier appliances and a "baby" XIV Storage System. Article
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F5 picks up pieces of file virtualization player Attune
Sign of the times: Attune's intellectual property went on the auction block in December, and has been absorbed into F5's file virtualization portfolio. Article
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SpectraLogic extends tape health checks
SpectraLogic's new reader lets customers see health statistics on tape cartridges from outside the library; MicroNet launches SMB system; AppAssure upgrades Windows data protection. Article
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NetApp founder discusses Flash, SAS, cloud storage
NetApp founder Dave Hitz discusses what he expects to come from Flash, SAS, the economy and the cloud, as well as his new book, "How to Castrate a Bull." Article
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Data Domain, Quantum increase deduplication sales
Data deduplication devices are in demand even during a recession, according to the latest revenue reports from Data Domain and Quantum. Article
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PMC-Sierra RoCs Hewlett-Packard servers
Hewlett-Packard picks PMC-Sierra, and Fujitsu chooses LSI Engenio for SAS devices; Sanrad supports Microsoft's Hyper-V. Article
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EMC braces for IT spending declines
EMC executives forecast that the first half of 2009 will see "high single digit" overall declines in IT spending, a prediction some analysts called optimistic. Article
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Survey finds data centers understaffed
Storage is underutilized and data centers understaffed according to survey of enterprise executives; Quest buys capacity management vendor MonoSphere; Sanbolic bolsters clustered file system. Article
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Atto rolls out 8 Gig FC-to-SAS storage controller
Atto controller bridges Fibre Channel (FC) to SAS/SATA enclosures; Atto, JMR Electronics and Western Digital bring out Mac storage products. Article