Drew Robb

Disk-based systems have expanded in leaps and bounds in the past decade. And now they are large enough and cost-effective enough to deal with massive

Every few months, we bring you the latest crop of hot storage startups. The good news is that interesting newbies just keep on coming. Here are a few to

It seems like everyone is running to the cloud. But just how much can you rely on the cloud for truly secure storage?How much availability can you really

Oracle OpenWorld 2012 took place last week. As usual, there was plenty of talk around storage. After all, when you focus on enterprise applications,

Last month’s VMworld conference in San Francisco featured the latest in the company’s vision for the cloud. It released VMware vCloud 5.1 and a host of

This is a different buyer’s guide than our usual fare. Normally, we cover existing products. This time, however, we are showcasing a brand new EMC

This Buying Guide looks at four ways to achieve faster storage in the cloud. It deals with several different issues within storage and the companies that

EMC's VMax, VPlex and VNX offer different storage solutions. Explore their differences & choose the solution for your enterprise. Click here now.

The basic concept behind desktop virtualization is to make it easy for workers to access their files and applications any time, anywhere and through any

NAS used to be a filer or two to offload user documents from a central server. Over the years, it morphed in various ways. The latest wave of NAS

F5 characterizes itself as serving the application delivery networking market. This relates most closely to file storage."There have been a number of new

The name Sepaton has a very simple origin. It reads "No Tapes" when read backward. As such, it is a firm advocate of disk-only technology and has added