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Enterprise data explosion threatens to overwhelm storage systems, particularly the backup tier. Here's how data deduplication can help Network World:IBM announces mid-range deduplication appliance
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·Data deduplication: Reducing storage bloat
Enterprise data explosion threatens to overwhelm storage systems, particularly the backup tier. Here's how data deduplication can help ·IBM announces mid-range deduplication appliance
IBM this week brought out a new low end deduplication array that starts at about $50,000, half the price of its predecessor offering. ·Build archiving systems to meet compliance demands
For a viable archiving strategy, you need to know the regulation landscape -- and the key technologies that will help you comply ·Nimble's all-in-one storage combines primary and backup in one box
Start-up Nimble Storage announced its first product this week, an array that combines SSD and hard disk drives along with special software to create a box that acts as primary, backup storage and performs disaster recovery. ·Survey finds storage systems underutilized as companies add more capacity
A survey of 1,165 IT decision makers showed that while storage utilization rates remain low, the amount of data storage capacity is expected to almost double over the next five years. ·Flash array vendor Violin buys NAS caching vendor Gear6
Flash memory array maker Violin Memory said it has purchased the technology assets of high-end NAS vendor Gear6, whose DRAM and flash memory-based appliances improve the scalability of Web applications and content. ·Israeli start-up claims huge boost to SSD reliability
Israeli start-up Anobit Technologies announced its first solid-state drive using multilevel cell NAND, which it said is as reliable as higher-cost single-level cell NAND used in enterprise-class SSDs. ·Q&A: EMC's Brian Gallagher touts the new VPLEX appliance
Brian Gallagher, president of EMC's Symmetrix & Virtualization Product Group, sat down with Computerworld at EMC World to explain some details about its new VPLEX synchronous data replication product, including what sets it apart it from rivals. ·Research firm releases midrange array buyer's guide
DCIG today release a buyers guide for midrange storage arrays that ranks the hardware on user-developed, standardized criteria such as hardware and software sophistication and functionality. ·EMC 'Boosts' Data Domain de-duplication speed by 50%
EMC announced a new software application on Tuesday that improves the performance of its Data Domain appliance by an average of 50% by offloading parts of its de-duplication process to backup servers, thereby freeing up CPU cycles.
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