In an effort to help EU companies meet their data retention obligations, Sun has launched its Secure Data Retrieval Server promising the industry’s first end-to-end “plug-and-comply” solution.
On a mission for further channel management experience, the Storage Networking Industry Association for Australia and New Zealand has appointed Scott Morris from NetApp to its Board of Directors.
A new Californian startup claims to have developed the world’s first fully automated storage “robot”, designed to protect data and keep archives online without a guiding human hand.
Confirming what was a poorly kept secret at best, Google and Salesforce have announced a groundbreaking deal to bring Google’s AdWords and Salesforce’s CRM platform together.
Quantum has rolled out its LTO-4 technology into its tape automation portfolio, with its Scalar i2000 and i500 intelligent library platforms the first to receive LTO-4’s increased capacities and encryption capabilities.
According to the analysts at IDC, the growth of the open source software market is accelerating with it worth US$1.8 billion in 2006, and expected to jump to US$5.8 billion in 2011.
Revving up storage speed and capacity, SanDisk has announced both a 64GB version of its 1.8” solid state disk (SSD) drive and a new line of speedy and secure USB flash drives aimed specifically at business and enterprise users.
A legal minefield is erupting in a second world, where users sign away the storage and right to their intellectual property data, and the flow of cash paves the way for related criminal activities.
In its latest report on email archiving applications, IDC has found that the market grew by 45 percent in 2006 on the back of increasing compliance and storage optimisation requirements.
