Skyera: RAID 5 Kills SSD Arrays April 23, 2013
-- Enterprise flash storage startup warns about using traditional RAID configurations on all-flash arrays.
SnapServer Claims New Storage Appliance Needs No Provisioning October 11, 2011
-- Overland Storage unveils SnapServer DX, a new unified NAS and iSCSI SAN device that leverages RAID technology to eliminate the need to provision storage capacity.
Automated tiering: Evaluating the criteria February 14, 2011
-- Storage tiering is gaining traction because it provides real value to users by lowering the administrative burden, improving performance, and reducing costs.
Drobo RAID arrays aimed at SMBs February 8, 2011
-- Drobo is pushing further into the SMB space, and beyond its consumer roots, with the introduction of three new arrays.
Xiotech unveils Hybrid ISE (HDD + SSD) January 31, 2011
-- Intelligent Storage Element (ISE) blades combine hard disk drives (HDDs) and solid-state disk (SSD) drives.
EMC announces 41 new products January 18, 2011
-- Headliner is VNX unified storage line, which unites Clariion and Celerra
PMC-Sierra ships 6Gbps SAS controllers December 13, 2010
-- Series 6 RAID controllers combine technology found in Adaptec’s Series 5 cards with PMC-Sierra’s multi-core SRC 8x6G chips.
Mid-range RAID recap: Infortrend, Dot Hill, AMI November 22, 2010
-- A trio of RAID vendors that are focused primarily on the channel recently began shipping mid-range products, with an emphasis on multi-protocol (e.g. Fibre Channel, iSCSI, NAS) support.
Understanding the hidden costs of storage September 30, 2010
-- Technology advances have rendered the traditional cost-per-MB metric obsolete.
IDC research manager Noemi Greyzdorf examines the hidden costs of storage and offers advice on how to "buy what you need, and pay for what you get."
Dell at a storage crossroads September 28, 2010
-- After being outbid by HP for 3PAR, Dell faces a conundrum in its acquisition strategy.
SANpulse launches SAN migration software September 28, 2010
-- Enterprise storage migration and data center consolidation projects have a success rate of only 16%.