Open Source Gluster 3.3 Melds Object And File Storage
The Gluster open source distributed filesystem is out with version 3.3 after a long development cycle. Gluster 3.3…
Q&A;: The Storage Implications Of Exchange 2010
With the release of Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 just a few months away, questions about its storage impact…
NetApp Wows Wall Street, Doubles Quarterly Profits
Once again, NetApp (NSDQ: NTAP) exceeded expectations with its fiscal fourth quarter and fiscal year 2010 earnings report…
Red Hat Taking Gluster From Open Core To Open Source
Red Hat (NYSE:RHT) wants to return the Gluster filesystem to its open source roots. Red Hat acquired Gluster…
I/O Virtualization Is A Sweet Spot For 10GbE
As servers become increasingly more powerful, an opportunity emerges to run multiple applications on a single physical server….
EMC acquires data warehousing vendor Greenplum
— EMC on Tuesday revealed it plans to acquire privately held firm Greenplum, a move that aims to…
EMC Revamps Management Software With Ionix
EMC is bringing all of its IT management software together under a new brand called Ionix as the…
Red Hat Storage 2.0 Aims To Unify File And Object Access
Red Hat is advancing its storage platform development with Monday’s beta release of Red Hat Storage 2.0. The…
Veritas Maps Out Its Post-Symantec Product Strategy
Veritas, a subsidiary of data security specialist Symantec, is essentially being spun off in October with a complete…
Data Domain Expands De-Dupe With Replication
Some experts believe replication is where the battle for data de-duplication dominance is being fought. In an effort…