The new ReadyNAS Pro family for SMBs supports virtual machines, replication for disaster recovery and touts 100GB of free cloud storage.
Version 1.4 of the Avere OS supports up to 24 mass storage systems, bi-modal CIFS ACL and parallel file access.
Already well established in high-performance drive markets, SAS is now penetrating secondary storage tiers with capacity-optimized drives and challenging SATA’s dominance in the data center.
The early results are in and Oracle’s Exadata Database Machine is getting a vote of confidence from end users.
The SnapSAN S1000 array supports multi-protocol connectivity and energy efficient drive technologies.
The new Hitachi Data Ingestor (HDI) speaks CIFS and NFS, making it possible for more applications – and remote offices – to move data in and out of the Hitachi Content Platform (HCP).
Arkeia Software, ExaGrid Systems and Permabit have upgraded their respective dedupe architectures for improved application support, better performance and higher levels of scale.
The EMC Greenplum Data Computing Appliance is an integrated data warehouse system that, according to EMC, can analyze more data faster than Oracle’s Exadata machine.
The three-year-old joint venture between Huawei and Symantec is bringing its products to North America with a line of storage and networking hardware products for SMBs.
The confusion lies in the nomenclature as IBM has launched the Storwize V7000 storage array, but nixed the Storwize brand as it pertains to real-time data compression.
Data Robotics, Dot Hill and MicroNet Technology have each refreshed their mid-range RAID storage products for small and medium-size businesses (SMB).
The MicroNet RAIDBank5 offers 10TB of storage capacity with RAID 5, USB 3.0 and AES-256 encryption for less than $2,000.
Dell has added to its SMB storage line as users plan to refresh their IT infrastructures.
The successor to the high-end USP system, Hitachi’s Virtual Storage Platform (VSP) will also be sold by OEM partner HP.
STEC is now shipping new SSDs and now supports DRAM, SLC and MLC NAND Flash.
Storage, servers and software, oh my! Oracle pulled back the curtain on a myriad of products at OpenWorld this week as it is poised to give the rest of the IT industry a run for its hardware money.
The new company’s Bluejet technology makes public cloud storage work like onsite storage arrays.
Violin’s addition of MLC-based devices to its line of SSDs is indicative of the general trend toward MLC NAND flash in enterprise disk arrays.
Larry the Hardware Guy? Oracle CEO Larry Ellison showed his hardware side at this week’s OpenWorld conference when he launched the Exalogic Elastic Cloud – an integrated "cloud in a box."
The performance benefits associated with solid state disks (SSDs) are clear, but price still remains a sticking point for some enterprise storage users.
HP refreshed its mid-range storage arrays and introduced a number of storage products geared toward SMBs as part of its "Just Right IT" initiative.
Company expects MLC technology will cut the price of SSDs in half.
SMBs can build unified SAN/NAS storage clusters starting at 1.5TB for $7,500.
Company claims better performance than Fibre Channel at 20 percent the cost.
Virtual desktops get an I/O performance boost from the Network Storage Server (NSS) SAN Accelerator’s SSD technology.
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