With the latest release of Paragon Hard Disk Manager, it's easier than ever to split and resize partitions for the purpose of separating data and programs. See what the latest version has to offer.
Long known for its tape automation products, Quantum has added a large disk-based portfolio to satisfy enterprises' preferences.
Most enterprise have dedupe equipment, but not all backup data is being deduplicated. HP's StoreOnce storage technology aims to change this.
Data deduplication has hit the mainstream and nearly all of the major vendors have an offering along with numerous smaller players. Here are 13 dedupe offerings worth a look. At least one is likely to more than meet your needs.
Just when tape was (once again) left for dead, big data has arrived to save the day.
Last week, Spectra Logic held a press and analyst day in Boulder, Colo. These 10 highlights stood out among the news, technology trends and company's pure ambition.
It wasn't long ago that data deduplication was niche player territory. Now, all of the major vendors have a stake. Here are 8 dedupe offerings that stand apart from the crowd.
Bundled appliance offering backup, archiving and disaster recovery aims to remove complexity for mid-market enterprises.
Startup vendor specializes in converged array that marries primary and backup storage along with disaster recovery.
With its hard error rate, low power consumption and cooling costs, and cost per TB, tape remains the best medium for long-term storage. Like any medium, however, tape has a life span and associated limitations.
Backup and recovery is a key part of EMC's business, with five separate product lines making up its Backup and Recovery Systems division. We look at what Data Domain, Avamar, NetWorker, Disk Library and Disk Protection Advisor have to offer.
Tape migration is one of the biggest issues with which storage admin are grappling. It's both difficult and costly, but it is imperative to begin the process with your eyes open, and sooner rather than later.
Everyone hates tape back up, but tape works. Tape is here, unfortunately, to stay a while longer.
Software is designed specifically for protecting data on laptops and other endpoint devices.
The DXi 2.0 software runs on Quantum’s DXi line of disk-based backup and deduplication appliances.
NEC recently announced the HYDRAstor HS8-3000 line of data deduplication systems, claiming twice the throughput of the previous generation.
Sepaton recently began shipping two new models in its S2100-ES2 family of disk-based backup systems, which include global data deduplication.
BridgeSTOR claims data reduction of up to 10:1.
All of the survey respondents report at least one data security incident in the last year.
People have been predicting the termination of tape almost as long as they’ve been predicting the demise of mainframes. But both technologies keep hanging in there.
The latest enhancements to ARCserve target replication and availability.
Bus-Tech’s virtual tape library controllers connect mainframes to open systems disk storage.
Quest is shelling out $55 million for the heterogeneous data protection software maker as it pushes into the data protection market for both physical and virtual environments.
Recent research reveals that administrators are taking a piecemeal approach to backing up virtual environments.
In the wake of ReiJane Huai’s resignation, FalconStor Software’s interim CEO is attempting to reshape the company’s image, strategy and product line.
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