Drew Robb

Storage World Conference (SWC) 2006 rolled around this week in its traditional Long Beach, Calif., home. And as usual, the show was replete with end users

Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 was touted as resolving most of the problems of backup and restore within an Exchange environment. Yet it appears that the

Ever since Symantec entered the world of storage with the acquisition of backup king Veritas, storage vendors have been casting an uneasy eye upon the

New, heterogeneous storage architectures make it easier to provide a wider set of users with access to a broader range of data. It also means that

Hurricane season officially begins June 1. And on May 22, meteorologists will unveil their latest forecast — just how tough is this year likely to

The devastating hurricane season of 2005 won't be forgotten anytime soon. So how is the coming hurricane season, which will officially begin June 1,

The SAN switch market is showing some healthy signs. According to Dell'Oro Group, existing SAN users have increased the amount of backup they require and

With its Xsan and Xserve RAID, Apple recently expanded its push into the storage industry. But it's not alone. Applied Micro Circuits Corp. in Sunnyvale,

SMI-S, Aperi, StorageRevolution.com, HP/AppIQ — it seems there's no shortage of efforts to simplify the world of storage. SMI-S has been in

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Surviving a disaster — natural or man-made — is never something an enterprise can predict in terms of what might happen in the event of a

First came Google, with an ambitious move into enterprise data management and plans for online storage, followed by Amazon with a Web storage service.