Drew Robb

A few years ago, Network Appliance revolutionized the storage business with the introduction of a network-attached storage (NAS) device . Prior to that,

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NetApp has been king of enterprise network attached storage (NAS) for many years. In fact, the company basically invented the category. Despite its

NASA has just revamped the storage environment at the NASA Advanced Supercomputing (NAS) facility at Ames Research Center in Mountain View, Calif. This

Intel may power much of the world's PCs and servers, but when it comes to storage issues, the chip giant faces the same problems that any other enterprise

When the Association of Storage Networking Professionals (ASNP) launched one year ago, few gave it much chance of success. Yet it has grown into a

Letting a database grow without action can lead to disaster. Transactional performance can suffer to the point where people are screaming about access

Some call it On Demand Storage, some call it the On Demand Enterprise. Other terms are Utility Computing, N1, Autonomic Storage, and the Adaptive

Computer Associates released BrightStor version 11.1 last month, touting it as a new generation of intelligent storage management. According to Mark

Without much fanfare, storage services has been the only growth area in storage for the last decade. As well as traditional areas such as consulting,

Storage equipment can be pricey. And the data it holds is priceless. That's why so much attention is placed on security via firewalls, intrusion attention

Purchasing storage can be an infuriating business. Once you wade through the vendor promises and navigate a tortuous route through the dire straits of