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EMC Sees Gold in Network Management
The storage vendor is looking to build more business in the network configuration space with new product releases. Memo to HP?
HP Unveils 'Extreme' Storage
The new 9100 Extreme Data Storage System is HP's entry in the emerging market for Web 2.0 storage.
Cloud Computing: Hot Air or Killer App?
Despite a lack of clarity on what it is, cloud computing is being billed as The Next Big Thing. Is it really new, though?
Gearing Up For Solid State
Flash-based solid state drives are beginning to show up in enterprise storage, and while promising for high-performance applications, they have some reliability issues that must be addressed.
Storage Security Standards Heat Up
As storage vendors struggle with security and encryption key management, standards groups hope to speed up the process.
Making Sure Your Data is Safe with SaaS
Software as a Service is all the rage, but you need to know a few things before turning your data over to a third-party service provider.
Peer Network Tests 'Real World' Site Performance
Companies can get 'last mile' performance stats for their Web sites across a range of profiles while users get paid for helping out.
3Tera Reaches for the Clouds
3Tera is putting its grid operating system to work in a new cloud computing offering.
Blue Coat Picks Up Packeteer
The acquisition will boost Blue Coat's WAN optimization and acceleration offerings and add WAFS technology too.
IBM Gets Diligent
IBM officially entered the data de-duplication market with the acquisition of Diligent Technologies.
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