Storage

Optimising storage infrastructure using deduplication

08 March, 2010

With massive volumes of data being generated daily, organisations are being flooded with data and they are struggling to effectively manage information growth. Symantec’s Paul Lancaster sets out the reasons why deduplication technologies will help with data storage.


Innovating for business agility

01 March, 2010 by Merri Mack

Voice&Data interviews Paul Young, CIO of the Ausenco Group, and finds being a CIO is not so much about the technology but about innovation and the people.


Tandberg Data RDX QuikStor removable storage system

24 February, 2010

The capacity of the RDX QuikStor removable storage system has been expanded to include a 640 GB cartridge, claimed to be the largest in its class, allowing users with larger data sets to simplify media management and reduce cartridge swap time.


Verbatim mobile hard drive

23 February, 2010

The Mobile Hard Drive is a portable 2.5 hard drive, available in 320 and 500 GB capacities.


Symantec Backup Exec 2010 backup and recovery solution

08 February, 2010

Symantec has announced Backup Exec 2010 to help mid-sized businesses protect data and utilise less storage.


Symantec NetBackup 7 protection, storage and recovery platform

08 February, 2010

Symantec has announced NetBackup 7 for the protection, storage and recovery of information through a single, unified platform.


Dell 10GbE storage and networking solutions and services

11 January, 2010

Dell has introduced 10GbE storage and networking solutions and services to allow users to create a flexible infrastructure orchestrated through synchronised infrastructure management. With an underlying 10GbE, users can increase performance, decrease costs and consolidate cabling with an end-to-end 10GbE architecture.


Dense disks make for smart storage

01 January, 2010

Disk drives will soon reach 10 terabytes, but the storage industry is worrying about how these new drives will complicate storage, rather than rejoicing in extra capacity. Simon Sharwood explains the new technologies pushing disk capacity higher and explores why larger disks are not entirely good news.


D-Link xStack DSN-1100-10 5-bay iSCSI SAN array enclosure

10 December, 2009

The D-Link xStack DSN-1100-10 5-bay iSCSI storage area network (SAN) array enclosure, for SMBs, holds up to 5 TB of data. Each bay can hold one 3.5-in SATA drive with up to 1 TB capacity.


Quantum Scalar i40 and i80 tape libraries

10 December, 2009

Quantum has added Scalar i40 and i80 tape libraries to its iLayer tape automation portfolio, to provide SMBs and distributed data centres with more storage capacity, room for continued growth and simplified system management.


Hitachi Ultrastar C15K147 and 15K600 hard drives

26 November, 2009

Hitachi Global Storage Technologies has announced two Ultrastar 15,000 rpm hard drives: C15K147, a 2.5″ 6 Gbps serial attached SCSI (SAS) hard drive, and the 600 GB 15K600 3.5″ with either 6 Gbps SAS or 4 Gbps fibre channel arbitrated loop (FCAL) interfaces. The drives are industry compliant, self-encrypting and enterprise class.


Tandberg DPS1000 Series Virtual Tape Library

25 November, 2009

The Tandberg DPS1000 Series Virtual Tape Library (VTL) optimises the performance of data protection operations, with ready access to data and reduced backup and recovery time, the company claims.


Quantum disk-to-disk backup

25 November, 2009

Quantum has released the DXi6500 series that integrates disk-to-disk backup and restores performance with all leading backup applications, using a simple NAS interface and the company’s deduplication technology.


Toshiba USB 2.0 Portable External Hard Drives

25 November, 2009

Toshiba’s USB 2.0 Portable External Hard Drives feature complete system backup (Windows only), password protection for added security and enhanced software features.


StorageCraft ShadowProtect 3.5 backup for failing hard drives

25 November, 2009

StorageCraft ShadowProtect 3.5 enables backup of failing hard drives so users can salvage as much data as possible. It allows a backup to continue even if some areas of the hard drive can no longer be read.


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