Network Storage

iStor Networks has introduced a new virtualisation solution that it says can simplify storage provisioning and allocation.

The US’s Dependable Computer Guys (DCG) has announced a new partnership with with Zenith Infotech to create a new data backup solution for SMBs that offers an enterprise-level solution without the price tag.

The open source cluster and grid software community, Grid.org, has announced that its open source cluster software stack, UniCluster has rolled past 5,000 downloads.

Storage and dataflow specialist Apace has announced the arrival of its Octopa Data system, heralding the solution as the world’s first platform for heterogeneous storage & project management, collaboration and workflow.

VMware customers are struggling to log into their virtual machines this week, after a bug in a software update began blocking them due to “expired licences”.

A new report from IDC has found that SMBs are far more concerned about the economy around the world than they are interested in innovative new technology.

Virtual Iron is promising to cut power use significantly with the latest release of its server virtualisation platform, which makes use of new LivePower automatic infrastructure management.

With data volumes growing exponentially and a myriad of miniature data storage devices running throughout modern enterprises, USB data theft is a growing problem, and one that companies such as FrontRange are attempting to address.

The analysts at IDC are predicting that the worldwide enterprise storage system semiconductor market will grow to US$1.3 (AU$) billion by 2012, offering many opportunities for companies that move quickly.

Texas Memory Systems has introduced what it has dubbed the world's fastest and highest capacity RAM solid state disk: the 512GB RamSan-440.

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