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  • Racy looking storage designed by Porsche

    Storage devices producer LaCie has introduced an array of storage peripherals designed by Porsche Design GmbH. Like the famous automobiles designed by the same company, LaCie says this new family of drives features highly-defined style and...

  • Legato unveil backup system for Microsoft SME market

    Legato Systems has introduced a data protection solution, incorporating backup and restore software married to a tape automation product with full support and services, designed for Microsoft users in small and medium enterprises. Legato i...

  • Turning your media into an asset

    Take a look at your business. What are its assets? The building, a fleet of cars, the infrastructure, goods in the warehouse, no doubt some of these are true to your company. But as you read the list, did you also consider digital pictures...

  • Canto backing for IBM WebSphere

    Digital Asset Management solutions provider Canto has announced its support for IBM's WebSphere infrastructure software by releasing WebSphere compatible versions of its Cumulus Web Publisher Pro and Internet Client Pro applications.

  • NetApp's thumbs up for Linux

    Network Appliance has given what can be seen as a ringing endorsement to Red Hat, after the enterprise network storage solutions provider announced the formation of a strategic global partnership with the Linux provider.

  • Data migration without disruption

    Rainfinity has introduced its RainStorage network attached storage (NAS) management appliance which, according to the vendor, is the first system to provide non-disruptive data migration across multi-protocol NAS environments.

  • Linux battle heats up with Red Hat lawsuit

    The row over Linux has escalated further, with Linux distributor Red Hat filing a lawsuit against the SCO Group, claiming that accusations of copyright infringement against the open source operating system on the part of SCO were "unfair a...

  • End of the road for StorageNetworks

    StorageNetworks is set to go into liquidation after moves by its board of directors to find a suitable buyer for the storage service provider (SSP) proved unsuccessful. All but a few of the company's staff have been laid off, with a handfu...