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ARKIVIO auto-stor FOR UNIX SHIPS
Arkivio Inc has announced the general availability of the UNIX release of its ARKIVIO auto-stor software. With this release, Arkivio broadens their ability to provide customers with solutions to manage data growth and placement over its lifecycle, while driving the total cost of ownership to its lowest possible level.
BROCADE INTRODUCES NEXT-GEN FABRIC OPERATING ENVIRON FOR SAN
Brocade Communications Systems Inc (Brocade), a leading provider of infrastructure solutions for Storage Area Networks (SANs), has announced OEM availability of the Brocade Fabric Operating Environment, an array of significant new features and capabilities for the Brocade Fabric Operating System (Fabric OS) and fabric management tools.
EAS 3.0 PROVES IT IS THE EVOLUTION OF EMAIL MANAGEMENT
EDUCOM has announced the release of Exchange Archive Solution (EAS) 3.0, a Global Enterprise Edition. EAS 3.0 is a major upgrade to the company's flagship product. With a fully distributed architecture EAS 3.0 is the solution that provides the multidimensional organization with a better way to manage MS Exchange email records across geographically dispersed locations.
EMC TO DEVELOP OPEN STORAGE SOFTWARE FOR BROCADE SilkWorm
Brocade Communications Systems Inc (Brocade) and EMC Corporation announced recently that EMC will develop intelligent infrastructure software for the new Brocade SilkWorm Fabric Application Platform, enabling new levels of data delivery, management, scalability and performance in heterogeneous storage environments.
EVERGREEN INTRODUCES NEW TeraByte HotDrive
Evergreen Technologies Inc, a leader in PC performance upgrades since 1989, has announced the latest additions to its portable, external HotDrive storage products.
TEST CHIP SHOWS POSSIBILITY AS SUCCESSOR TO FLASH MEMORY
Motorola Inc has demonstrated the world's first 4-megabit (Mbit) memory device based on silicon nanocrystals. The fully functional 4-Mbit test chip represents a major milestone in the search for successors to floating gate-based flash memories, which many believe will not continue to scale to smaller geometries. These advances could lead to memories that are smaller, more reliable and more energy-efficient than floating gate-based flash memories.
PLASMON CEO OUTLINES NEXT-GEN OPTICAL STORAGE TECHNOLOGY
With the growing attention to and rise in market regulations for information archival (from HIPAA to the Patriot Act), the need for permanent archival and retrieval of mission-critical documents is escalating by leaps and bounds. No longer is it just important to be able to store and access unalterable documents, it is frequently a legal requirement.
PROCOM'S NEW NetFORCE 4000 NAS FILER SCALABLE TO 32 TB
Procom Technology, a global leader in network attached storage (NAS) solutions, has introduced the NetFORCE 4000, a new series of NAS filers with improved performance, storage density, and modular scalability for greater productivity and data protection.
STMicroelectronics ANNOUNCES NEW FLASH MEMORIES
STMicroelectronics has expanded its broad range of Firmware Hub (FWH) and Low Pin Count (LPC) Flash memories with the introduction of higher density and higher performance 16Mbit Flash devices: the M50FW016 (2Mbit x8, FWH, Uniform Block) and M50LPW116 (2Mbit x8, LPC, Boot Block).
IBM TIVOLI ANNOUNCES ENHANCEMENTS TO AUTOMATED STORAGE SW
IBM has announced additional self-managing functionality across its entire storage software portfolio designed to help customers respond to ever-changing storage demands while maintaining mission critical data protection.
- Financial Plays Of The Week
ADAPTEC TO OFFER NEW SOLUTIONS WITH ACQUISITION OF EUROLOGIC
Adaptec Inc, a global leader in data storage access solutions, has reached a definitive agreement to acquire Eurologic Systems, a leading provider of external and networked storage solutions. The acquisition builds on Adaptec's leadership in direct-attached server storage by allowing the company to provide complete, end-to-end block- and file-based networked storage solutions.
AMD TO UNVEIL NEW FUJITSU VENTURE
Advanced Micro Devices Inc is expected to unveil a new joint venture with Japanese memory chip maker Fujitsu Ltd that would dramatically change their current partnership, according to a published report.
OVERLAND, BlueArc TEAM TO OFFER INCREASED NET STO EFFICIENCY
Overland Storage Inc announced recently that the BlueArc SiliconServer family of products has been tested to work with Overland's active Storage Resource Manager (SRM) software. BlueArc provides high performance, highly scalable network-attached storage (NAS).
INRANGE AND NISHAN SYSTEMS ANNOUNCE RESELLER AGREEMENT
Inrange Technologies Corporation, a world leader in high-availability enterprise connectivity and storage networking solutions, and Nishan Systems, the world's first supplier of native IP storage solutions, have announced a reseller agreement that will make Nishan's IP storage switches available through INRANGE's worldwide sales organization.
- Enterprise Data Insights
DELL'ORO SAYS EMULEX HAS INCREASED HBA MARKET SHARE LEAD
Emulex Corporation announced recently that it has continued to expand its worldwide Fibre Channel host bus adapter (HBA) market share, increasing its share of the total market to 45 percent during 2002, according to a recently-released SAN Report from Dell'Oro Group.
EROSKI GROUP SELECTS SANsymphony TO CONSOLIDATE DATA
DataCore Software, a leading provider of enterprise-class, open-storage networking software, has announced the successful implementation of SANsymphony software for the Eroski Group, a leading player in Spain's food distribution sector.
IBM INTRODUCES DIGITAL VIDEO SYSTEM FOR BROADCASTERS
By using powerful storage and digital video file systems previously used with IBM's work in supercomputing, IBM's Digital Media Center for Broadcaster (DMC), enables broadcasters to manage video and digital content more efficiently. The system helps transform broadcasting production environments from today's analog and videotape based formats to a centralized, scalable, open operation that provides all users access to all video all the time.
IDC SEES SOFT STORAGE SPENDING, '03 GROWTH 6.1%
As in the larger IT market, storage services buyers moved cautiously in 2002, which led to longer sales cycles. This situation has not changed in early 2003 -- buyers are paying closer attention to pricing and show a general reluctance to spend on anything beyond what is absolutely essential to the organization. In a new study, IDC forecasts that the worldwide storage services market, including storage consulting, integration, management and support services, will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.4% from 2002 to 2007.
SAS SELECTS NETWORK APPLIANCE STORAGE INFRASTRUCTURE
Network Appliance Inc, a leading provider of enterprise network storage solutions, has announced that the leading business intelligence provider, SAS, chose NetApp as its storage solution provider to power SAS IntelliVisor for Financial Services, an application service provider (ASP) offering.
SGI DELIVERS INFINITE STRUCTURE FOR BROADCAST AT NAB 2003
At the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) convention in Las Vegas, Nevada, SGI will be demonstrating powerful solutions that put information technology (IT) to work for broadcasters, post-production professionals and broadband businesses. SGI data management solutions transform a slow, video-based workflow into an effective dataflow.
T-SYSTEMS GEI GmbH DEPLOYS SISTINA GFS TO IMPROVE SHARING
Sistina Software, a premier storage infrastructure software company delivering data-sharing solutions for enterprise and technical computing customers, announced recently that T-Systems GEI GmbH has chosen Sistina Global File System (GFS) as a cornerstone of its data center.
TERACLOUD APPROACHES AUTOMATED SRM WITH A BALANCING ACT
by Simon Robinson for the451.com
TeraCloud has joined the growing ranks of storage resource management (SRM) companies that include automation features in their products. New features in the company's SpaceNet 3.0 flagship product -- announced this week -- allow administrators to manage storage resources 'by exception' and to perform basic automation tasks for reclaiming disk space, protecting key files, and launching third-party backup tools such as Veritas and Legato.
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