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  • NetApp touts Happy Feet animation user

    Animal Logic, an Australian visual effects and animation company behind the recent movie Happy Feet, uses over 300 TB of NetApp storage.  Article | 30 Mar 2007

  • Top 10 news stories: Vendors feel heat

    Here are the top 10 SearchStorage news stories getting the most attention this month. EMC, Brocade and Iron Mountain are all taking some heat from their customers.  Article | 29 Mar 2007

  • Sun restructures again, promises new array

    Sun's David Yen has left the storage group, but the company says the roadmap for storage will not change.  Article | 27 Mar 2007

  • EMC CEO tips hat on future storage plans

    At a media event in Sydney, EMC CEO, Joe Tucci said the company is working on storage tuned to the needs of Web 2.0 apps and also plugged the company's deduplication product.  Article | 23 Mar 2007

  • Symantec says fixing licensing portal top priority

    Company officials say help is on the way as fallout continues from the merger of Symantec and Veritas ordering systems last November.  Article | 21 Mar 2007

  • Symantec begins job cuts

    Employees got their pink slips Thursday as part of a plan to slash $200M in costs; Sun wins T10000 tape drive customers.  Article | 16 Mar 2007

  • Users quit EMC over data replication

    Two former EMC storage users said they switched vendors last year because of confusion and complexity within EMC's data replication portfolio.  Article | 06 Mar 2007

  • College slashes storage costs with Google Gmail

    Arizona State University is offering students 2 GB inboxes with Google's Gmail, saving $350,000 a year in storage costs.  Article | 01 Mar 2007

  • Sun scraps 6920 array, offloads support to HDS

    The long-rumored deal that Sun will sell its 6920 virtualization array to HDS is done. But rather than developing the product, HDS will upgrade users to its TagmaStore instead.  Article | 27 Feb 2007

  • Delivery issues push Sun storage user toward IBM

    A user with 30 TB of Sun-StorageTek disk and two tape libraries says he is considering alternatives after late and disorganized deliveries last year.  Article | 22 Feb 2007

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