Data Backup & Recovery Section Index

EMC unveils the latest version of Storage Configuration Advisor and shuts down its Atmos cloud storage service.

High-end tape storage is the most reliable enterprise storage media, orders of magnitude better than SAS drives, so why can't it be put to better use?

The new HydraStor HS3-210 offers midrange storage users inline deduplication starting at $40,000.

The data storage startup says its Next3 file system goes well beyond Linux's snapshot capabilities.

Symantec has combined its data backup and security products for small businesses.

Double-Take and its 20,000 customers will become part of Vision Solutions.

Several open source storage vendors have incorporated data deduplication into their solutions, with positive results and low price tags. Are they a match for proprietary solutions?

Oracle is reassuring its Sun StorageTek data tape customers of its long-term commitment to the technology.

The software giant continues to add data storage, protection and compliance features to Exchange 2010.

EMC has taken its first step toward global deduplication with the dual-controller Global Deduplication Array.

Tape storage remains a vibrant market, HP says.

Dell deepens its relationship with EMC to include deduplication systems, and also unveils a system for storing unstructured data.

EMC taps into a Microsoft API to offer new data replication, disaster recovery and storage networking tools.

Virtualization users find that their storage costs can greatly exceed what they paid to virtualize their servers.

Cheap, high-capacity disk storage and deduplication are pushing tape backup into an archiving role.

Big Blue unveils a virtual tape library with deduplication capabilities for backing up z/OS environments.

Double-Take's backup software and Amazon EC2 give smaller businesses the equivalent of a disaster recovery site in the cloud.

The information management giant is building a formidable data backup, recovery and archiving business.

Virtual servers have made backups much more challenging than they used to be. Here's how one company solved the problem.

Six months after losing a bidding war for Data Domain to EMC, NetApp backs away from the market for VTL deduplication.

Continuity Software says its disaster recovery monitoring software is the next best thing to extensive DR testing.

Storage management and backup software vendor CommVault is giving its Simpana software new cloud storage capabilities.

Backup Exec and NetBackup get new data dedupe features, along with better virtual machine protection and archiving and replication capabilities.

Far from dying, data tape storage technology is getting faster, denser and more secure.

EMC partners Quantum and FalconStor have their own data deduplication offerings.