Paul Shread

Venture capitalists continue to be drawn to the storage space, with Incipient and InfiniCon the latest recipients of their largesse.Incipient added

Gracefully streamlined and beautifully proportioned, the mako is the quintessential shark. Staking a claim as the world's fastest shark, the mako backs up

Spirent Communications has developed the first storage routing tester for Fibre Channel networks, giving OEMs, large enterprises, and service providers

It seems that every day brings a new storage start-up boasting of great technology, hoping to compete against the likes of EMC and other storage

4 Gigabit per second Fibre Channel started out as a solitary effort by QLogic to bridge the gap between the 1G and 2G systems of today and the 10G systems

The Serial ATA II Working Group released three more specifications for SATA II at the Intel Developer Forum this week, leaving only two to go until the

Storage software sales experienced a bang-up second quarter, with 7.3% sequential growth over the first quarter, according to IDC's Worldwide Quarterly

Kashya has unveiled a data protection appliance that costs just a fraction of competing systems from EMC, Hitachi, and other top-tier vendors.As if that

As storage standards have begun to mature, EMC has decided its WideSky middleware program is no longer necessary.Executive VP Mark Lewis said recently

Just days after DataCore Software broke the 50,000 I/O operations per second barrier, Fujitsu and Vixel cleared the 60,000 IOPS hurdle. Vixel also

IBM will unveil a new tape drive today that the company claims makes it the biggest and baddest on the block.With a native capacity of 300GB and a native

Just two weeks after Marvell announced the first 3-gigabit per second Serial ATA II host controllers, Silicon Image has unveiled its own SATA II host