Storage Services Section Index

With Iomega on board, the enterprise storage giant has big plans for the consumer, 'prosumer' and SMB markets.

Big Blue says its new service can cut VDI storage requirements by as much as 80 percent.

Web services provider pushes new "block" system for storage cloud.

Faced with overwhelming IT demands on a very small staff, one small business turned to a managed service provider.

Brief downtime hits the company's S3 service again.

The storage giant connects the dots among recently acquired offerings to ease SMB backup management tasks.

Despite the benefits of outsourcing, business are still leery of handing off data archiving.

The company's new SaaS tool handles archiving from front to back end for small businesses.

RAID, NAS and sophisticated backup schemes have moved from enterprises into homes. So which high-end storage technologies could be next to work their way into the family den?

In a sign of how important the consumer market has become to EMC, the storage giant is extending its Mozy online backup service to Macs.

Software as a Service is all the rage, but you need to know a few things before turning your data over to a third-party service provider.

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.

HP's new online backup service is off to a rough start. Update: HP says service back later this week.

Big Blue's new service assesses data loads and storage demands to streamline media and entertainment storage operations.

Most online e-mail archive providers charge by the byte, but Google goes subscription.

Brocade moves into government services work with the acquisition of Strategic Business Systems.

In a sign of just how hot online storage services have become, Dell is acquiring MessageOne and Atempo is scooping up Lighthouse Global Technologies.

Nirvanix hopes to give Amazon S3 a run for its money with an easy-to-use development environment.

EMC's first Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offering is a hosted backup service based on its Mozy acquisition.

Online backup vendors have got it all wrong by using disk instead of tape.

For the storage industry, 2007 may be looked back on as the year Dell got serious about storage.

The storage consultancy has joined the parade of storage companies seeking fortune on Wall Street.

In a sign that the online backup market is maturing, IBM buys in and Hitachi goes to Iceland for green data archiving. HDS also hints at some intriguing data mobility technology.

IBM has acquired NovusCG to bolster its storage services and software business.

EMC will soon move into the online backup space with the acquisition of Mozy, according to sources.