Falling 10GbE Prices Spell Doom for Fibre Channel By Henry Newman -
Hardware Features Article Published June 18, 2009
Recent steep drops in the price of 10Gb Ethernet NICs mean that Fibre Channel's decade-long dominance will soon be over.
HP's Hybrid Approach to Disaster Recovery By Esther Shein -
Hardware Features Article Published May 29, 2009
HP and other data storage vendors are helping users replicate to different storage product families to save on disaster recovery costs.
Google Could Learn a Thing or Two from EMC By Rob Enderle -
Hardware Features Article Published May 22, 2009
As Google reportedly nears the release of its cloud storage service, it could stand to learn a lesson or two from the enterprise storage king.
With $20 Billion Up for Grabs, Everyone's an EMR Vendor By Jennifer Schiff -
Hardware Features Article Published May 15, 2009
Data storage vendors are forming partnerships and repositioning themselves in hopes of getting a piece of the electronic medical records stimulus spending.
Brother, Can You Spare a Petabyte? By Henry Newman -
Hardware Features Article Published May 1, 2009
Even in tough times, there's more to data storage purchasing decisions than saving money.
What's Selling In the Data Storage Market? By Drew Robb -
Hardware Features Article Published April 27, 2009
Storage hardware sales may be suffering, but customers are still opening their wallets for some data storage technologies.
Despite Economy, Storage Bargains Hard to Find By Drew Robb -
Hardware Features Article Published March 12, 2009
Data storage pricing is so far holding up despite the tough economy, but deals are out there to be had, especially in services and other value-added elements. And hardball negotiating tactics appear to be on the rise.
6-Gig SAS Coming to an Array Near You By Drew Robb -
Hardware Features Article Published July 25, 2008
Drive and component manufacturers are getting psyched about 6Gb/s SAS, but storage users will have to wait a while before they can get their hands on the next-generation SAS products.
Sorting Out Your Storage Options By Jennifer Schiff -
Hardware Features Article Published July 21, 2008
With all the storage technologies out there, how do you choose which one's right for you?
Apple Sours on Storage Hardware By Drew Robb -
Hardware Features Article Published June 5, 2008
As Apple exits the storage hardware business, it turns its attention to software and takes steps to provide for hardware users.
Keeping Data Safe with Reldata By Lynn Haber -
Hardware Features Article Published June 2, 2008
E-discovery services provider eDirect Impact turned to Reldata for a storage solution that could reliably handle rapid data growth without costing a fortune.
The Best-Kept Secret in Enterprise Storage By Jennifer Schiff -
Hardware Features Article Published April 25, 2008
Fujitsu's Eternus line provides mid-range and high-end customers the performance, reliability and scalability they crave — they just don't know it yet.
NEC's HYDRAstor Gets High Marks from Nonprofit By Jennifer Schiff -
Hardware Features Article Published April 15, 2008
NEC's grid architecture helps the Anderson Center for Autism and others scale performance and storage as needed while eliminating duplicate data.
EMC Helps Banish Babe Ruth's Ghost By Paul Shread -
Hardware Features Article Published March 5, 2008
Data storage technology gives the world champion Boston Red Sox a competitive edge.
Storage Basics: Configuring Disk Arrays By Charlie Schluting -
Hardware Features Article Published September 28, 2007
It involves some tedium, but configuring disk arrays is the most critical part of building a SAN. Here's what you need to know.
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Electricity use in data centers is skyrocketing, sending corporate energy bills through the roof, creating environmental concerns and generating negative publicity for large corporations. "Going Green" means looking to technologies like virtualization, energy-efficient chips and racks, and implementing policies that extend beyond the data center to all of your organization's employees.
