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  • Storage management market "remains volatile" - Meta

    The storage industry continues to evolve, with hardware systems maturing and software systems reaching adolescence, according to analysts Meta Group. During the past year, most technological advances have been largely incremental in nature.

  • Veritas and NetApp improve data recovery

    Veritas Software Corp. and Network Appliance inc. have strengthened their alliance to combat EMC by announcing a new version of Veritas' backup and recovery software.

  • Acopia tunes up Warner Music data

    Acopia has invented the first switching platform that enables enterprises to globally access, manage and optimise unstructured data while making better use of their existing server and storage infrastructures.

  • Archivists to stave off 'digital amnesia'

    In order to avert the proliferation across the nation of what has been dubbed 'digital amnesia', The National Archives of Australia (the National Archives) has released a series of new publications containing practical guidance on making, ...

  • Infiniband software to boost servers

    11 companies and two U.S. national laboratories have created a consortium which aims to integrate Infiniband interconnect into Linux, initially for use in high-end technical computing applications.

  • Acopia tunes up Warner Music data

    Acopia has invented the first switching platform that enables enterprises to globally access, manage and optimise unstructured data while making better use of their existing server and storage infrastructures.

  • Archivists to stave off 'digital amnesia'

    In order to avert the proliferation across the nation of what has been dubbed 'digital amnesia', The National Archives of Australia (the National Archives) has released a series of new publications containing practical guidance on making, ...

  • Infiniband software to boost servers

    11 companies and two U.S. national laboratories have created a consortium which aims to integrate Infiniband interconnect into Linux, initially for use in high-end technical computing applications.