Drew Robb

EMC put on a show today at multiple venues and with a global webcast audience. Attendees watched a 100-minute event complete with world record leaps by

Unified storage platforms seem to be the in thing these days. EMC, NetApp, Pillar Data Systems, Reldata, Cisco and others have brought such products to

Since Oracle acquired Sun last year, there has been uncertainty surrounding the fate of the Lustre file system. In fact, that uncertainty stretched back

In last month’s story, Top Ten Ways to Trim Storage Costs, we offered up some alternatives to expensive disk arrays and a few tips and technologies

At Oracle’s annual OpenWorld conference last month in San Francisco, Larry Ellison announced the Exalogic “cloud-in-a-box” system aimed

Once upon a time, storage was regarded as an expensive necessity. Not anymore. As data growth has exploded and technology has evolved, the days of paying

Now a full-fledged member of the storage community, Oracle made a splash at this week’s OpenWorld conference with a slew of new hardware and

Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle, became a full-fledged hardware pitchman at this week’s Oracle OpenWorld in San Francisco, where he announced a new

VMware's VMworld conference has come and gone with a cavalcade of storage vendors putting their stamp on the show with product announcements,

This week’s VMworld conference in San Francisco highlighted how it is possible to prosper regardless of the state of the economy. Fewer than 200

Gluster is an open source startup that most people in storage have never heard of. Yet its value proposition could spell trouble for the big boys and

Winston Churchill said it best: “There are a terrible lot of lies going about the world, and the worst of it is that half of them are