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by Dave Simpson
Editor-in-Chief
Editor-in-Chief
Dave Simpson has been the Editor-in-Chief of InfoStor since its inception in 1997. He previously held editorial positions at publications such as Datamation, Systems Integration, and Digital News and Review. He can be contacted at dsimpson@quinstreet.com
Previous Posts
- NetApp to buy LSI’s Engenio for $480 million
- EMC lengthens its lead in disk array fray
- What are your post-lease options?
- Chelsio challenges Emulex, QLogic, Intel, et al
- Cloud storage: Nirvanix takes shots at Amazon S3, EMC Atmos
- NetApp profits up, shares down
- LTO crushes other tape formats
- The Top Ten Storage Startups
- TAPE: Spectra revenue up 60%, Oracle ships 5TB drive
- EMC sets revenue records, again
- Book Review: "Data Center Storage"
- EMC + Dell: It’s not Ozzie and Harriet anymore
- Top Five Storage Technologies for 2011
- The Top Ten Storage Acquisitions of 2010
- And the Top 6 storage software vendors are . . .
- Broadcom claims 2 million+ IOPS on converged controller
- Dell’s Compellent bid approaches $1 billion
- Musings on the future of data dedupe
- Dell closing in on Compellent acquisition
- How bad is SSD performance degradation?
- Disk arrays: NetApp, HP duke it out for #3 spot
- Who says tape is dead?
- VCs score big in EMC-Isilon deal
- Brocade boasts record revenues, but . . .
- NetApp revenue up 33%, earnings up 72%
- SSDs hit mainstream stride
- EMC’s $2.25 billion bid for Isilon exceeds expectations
- Isilon stock volatility stabilizes, but acquisition speculation stays
- Intel’s card play in unified networking (10GbE+iSCSI+FCoE)
- CommVault reports solid second quarter
- Guest blogger: DCIG's Jerome Wendt on The Future of RAID
- Compellent shares pop on performance, speculation
- Hybrid (flash + HDD) drives make a comeback
- Isilon revenue up 77%
- What is progressive deduplication?
- VM6: You don't need a (physical) SAN for virtual servers
- IBM: Goodbye Storwize, Hello Storwize
- Who will be acquired next? And the Top 10 are . . .
- Dirty little secrets of VM backup and recovery
- Another backup vendor you may not have heard of
- Data deduplication: Permabit finds success with OEM model
- The Top 6 storage software vendors
- The Top 5 array vendors: HP #4, Dell #5
- HP to get 3PAR for $2.4 billion
- HP, Dell, 3PAR: Bidding war or done deal?
- Who will Oracle acquire next?
- NetApp hits a home run in Q1