Unified storage, or multiprotocol storage, refers to a single storage system that can support both file access and block access. Find out the latest news and other resource guides on this emerging hot topic.
Unified storage FAQ FAQS - Randy Kerns offers answers for the most common questions about unified storage today. His answers are also available as MP3 file to download and take with you on the go.
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Cisco buys Nuova, launches FCoE-compliant switch
SearchStorage.com | 08 Apr 2008 ARTICLE - At SNW, the message is that FCoE is the way to take advantage of 10-Gig Ethernet, as Cisco shows its first FCoE switch and QLogic and Emulex launch FCoE-compliant network adapters.
Compellent adds disk stroking and app tuning to SAN
SearchStorage.com | 20 Feb 2008 ARTICLE - Compellent's StorageCenter SAN improves block-level storage automation to offer granular quality of service features within disk drives.
EMC ships Hulk, says multiprotocol storage to dominate
SearchStorage.com | 29 Jan 2008 ARTICLE - In an earnings call, EMC CEO Joe Tucci said the hardware component of its Hulk clustered storage system is in beta and predicted that multiprotocol systems will dominate in 2008.
Unified storage audiocast Published by: Randy Kerns | 06 Feb 2007 STORAGE LEARNING ON-THE-GO - Download the unified storage audiocast in MP3 format and listen in the car, at the gym -- wherever you want.
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Unified storage (sometimes termed network unified storage or NUS) is a storage system that makes it possible to run and manage files and applications from a single device. To this end, a unified storage system consolidates ...
The benefits of clustered storage
Storage Magazine | 12 Apr 2008 FEATURES - Clustered storage combines multiple arrays or controllers to increase their performance, capacity or reliability. But the technology isn't right for every company. We outline what you need to know before deciding to adopt ...
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