Drew Robb

Linear-Tape Open (LTO) has been around for many years. Some vendors and analysts are claiming it is now hotter than ever due to new capabilities. And it

IBM has been in the data storage business since before the advent of computers. Over the decades it has developed a broad storage portfolio that includes

Brocade has been a leading light in the storage networking industry for many years. It has been front and center in the advancement of Fibre Channel (FC)

Infortrend may not be top of mind among users in the storage world, yet the company has assembled a broad product portfolio with an emphasis on storage

Quantum is a veteran of the storage community. With a long pedigree in tape automation, it has added a large disk-based portfolio to accommodate changing

What do you really love about storage and what are your pet peeves? Enterprise Storage Forum surveyed a collection of storage luminaries. Here are their

A decade or so back, Cisco was all about networking. Now, it is one of the leading players in the storage world as well. It wisely extended its network

Last month, we looked at "8 Deduplication Products You Must Check Out," which highlighted deduplication products from Quantum, HP, EMC (Avamar and Data

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison likes to think inside the box these days. Following on from the success of the company's Exadata and Exalogic releases, he rolled

Virtualization is far more advanced in servers than in storage, and that causes provisioning headaches for storage administrators who sometimes struggle

Perception determines reality. Environmentalists may perceive wind and solar power are successfully knocking out fossil fuels and will prevail within a

Nexsan may not be one of the giants of the storage world. But it is good at offering disk -- lots of disk. It has a firm focus in the SAS and SATA disk