WD has been slow to move into the flash-based data storage market — until now.

Why EMC loaned its data deduplication partner more than the stock market said it was worth.

As Sun moves its Open Storage efforts to the cloud, some wonder if an IBM acquisition of Sun would spell the end of the company's open source storage program.

Fibre Channel sales suffered in the fourth quarter as users turned to NAS and iSCSI, according to IDC's analysis of the data storage market.

The high-end data storage vendor and the solid state startup that boasts Woz both have new CEOs.

The data storage giant is facing legal troubles over its government pricing and contract practices.

Cisco has long been rumored to be interested in EMC. Now the company may have narrowed that interest.

NetApp's slowing sales raise the question: How well are data storage vendors positioned for the worst economy in decades?

The two IT giants said the next phase of their decade-old relationship will include a focus on SharePoint management and data loss prevention.

With its cash burn under control and open storage sales on the rise, Sun Microsystems just might stick around for a while.

The data storage market may finally be getting a taste of economic reality, if EMC's downbeat assessment is any indication.

Sun Microsystems sees storage — and open source-based storage in particular — playing a vital part in its turnaround.

The storage sector continues to hold up well despite the worst recession in three decades. Can the trend continue?

EMC's unusual move into Linux support has pundits wondering what the storage giant is up to.

What were the most-read stories on Enterprise Storage Forum this year? Sun's financial health, Linux file systems and pNFS were just a few of the hot issues.

Opinion: Apple and EMC have much to teach us about customer relationships and product quality, but Apple could stand to learn one thing from EMC.

Storage hardware and backup offerings are among the categories in this year's SmallBusinessComputing.com Excellence in Technology Awards.

Opinion: If you're expecting Sun Microsystems to be next in line for a federal bailout you'll be disappointed: The company doesn't need it.

One commentator thinks the storage giant could be the best hope for Sun Microsystems.

The cost-cutting move reflects economic reality as well as maturation of the company's archiving product line, some say.

The storage giant says customers are turning cautious, but it's well positioned to withstand the downturn.

Storage vendors haven't been able to completely escape the perfect financial storm threatening the global economy, according to financial analysts.

A storage industry luminary is among the winners of InternetNews.com's CEO Vision Awards.

Sun Microsystems and Symantec were bright spots in a very strong second quarter for storage software and hardware sales — and Sun plans more products to keep the momentum going.