BakBone Gets Into Recovery By Paul Shread -
Published July 24, 2008
The backup specialist promises 30 second application data recovery with NetVault: Real-Time Data Protector. [more Business Continuity]
Tape Gets Respect from IT Giants By Judy Mottl -
Published July 15, 2008
Often-derided tape storage gets a vote of confidence, as HP and Sony team on a new DAT format and IBM and Sun break the terabyte tape barrier. [more Business Continuity]
EMC Takes on Tape By Drew Robb -
Published May 20, 2008
The storage giant says new capacity and power-saving technologies make disk a viable alternative to tape backup.
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HP Frees Data From Databases By Paul Shread -
Published May 15, 2008
XML support in HP's Database Archiving software allows long-term retention of data without the need to preserve legacy applications and databases.
[more Business Continuity]
IBM Adds Online Storage to its Services Arsenal By Paul Shread -
Published April 29, 2008
Online storage services took the spotlight in IBM's new services product lineup this week, thanks to Big Blue's recent acquisition of online backup pioneer Arsenal Digital. [more Business Continuity]
IBM Scoops Up CDP Startup By Paul Shread -
Published April 10, 2008
IBM has acquired continuous data protection startup FilesX to add enterprise-class CDP to its storage software offerings.
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HP Makes E-Discovery Play By Paul Shread -
Published April 1, 2008
HP is adding records management to its e-discovery and compliance offerings with the acquisition of partner Tower Software.
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Data Domain Plugs Into Symantec API By Paul Shread -
Published March 31, 2008
Data Domain has become the first storage vendor to take advantage of a new interoperability feature built into Symantec's Veritas NetBackup that allows data to be backed up to disk without the need to emulate tape. [more Business Continuity]
Sun Opens Up Archiving By Paul Shread -
Published February 28, 2008
Sun Microsystems unveils new tape, encryption key management and archiving products, and open sources its key management and "Honeycomb" archiving technology. [more Business Continuity]
Data Protection Spurs New Technologies By Leslie Wood -
Published February 14, 2008
Disk-based backup and the convergence of data center networking technologies are very much on the minds of storage vendors and users this year. [more Business Continuity]
When Bits Go Bad By Henry Newman -
Published December 14, 2007
Silent data corruption, or "bit rot," can wreak a lot of havoc, yet little has been done about it.
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Preparing for Exascale Archives By Henry Newman -
Published November 29, 2007
As data archives get bigger and bigger, storage users will need help from standards groups in the form of better commands and interfaces.
[more Business Continuity]
Making Sense of VMware Storage Options By Greg Schulz -
Published September 25, 2007
Storage vendors have been rushing to market with products that support VMware. We give you some issues to consider as you take a closer look at them.
[more Business Continuity]
Neverfail Lives Up to Its Name By Lynn Haber -
Published September 24, 2007
Knocked offline by hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the Louisiana Organ Procurement Agency now keeps Microsoft Exchange up and running with help from Neverfail.
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SMB Disaster Recovery Options Go Beyond Online Backup By Drew Robb -
Published September 19, 2007
Online backup is simple and cost-effective, but it's not an adequate backup solution for all small businesses. Setting up a complete replication site might be out of the question, but there is a wide middle ground. [more Business Continuity]
Telecom Company Seeks WysDM By Lynn Haber -
Published August 23, 2007
Orange Business Services uses WysDM Software to make sure its global multi-terabyte data backups function smoothly.
[more Business Continuity]
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Watch as HP simulates a gas leak using real explosives to blow up a data center at a high-tech ballistics center. Every system failed-over after the explosion in less than two minutes including data on an HP StorageWorks XP12000 Disk Array, which failed over flawlessly to an HP StorageWorks XP24000 Disk Array. You don't want to miss this.