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IBM Puts Data Archive on Center Stage
[May 21, 2008] Big Blue opens solutions center in Mexico focused just on archiving solutions.

Groups Cry For More White House E-mail
[May 20, 2008] Archive, CREW claim Administration's excuses tied to costs, labor time not legitimate reasons

EMC Sees Bright Future for Flash and De-Dupe
[May 19, 2008] The storage giant sees flash drives and data de-duplication playing a big role in enterprises, according to EMC World speakers.

Seagate Disk Gets NSA's Security Seal of Approval
[May 14, 2008] Hard drive maker's encrypted notebook drive gets the OK from the nation's cryptologic intelligence agency.

Dedupe Player Stakes Out New Domain
[May 13, 2008] UPDATED: High-end storage appliance finds a spot alongside the big players.

IBM Seeks Greater Slice of Virtual Tape Library Pie
[May 13, 2008] Big Blue's new VTL offering ups capacity and speed to try and compete with entrenched completion.

Sweeping Changes Ahead for Fibre Channel
[May 8, 2008] Greater efficiency and flexibility will propel new solutions to the forefront among IT buyers, according to a new report.

White House Fesses Up to Missing Data
[May 6, 2008] CIO admits three months of data can't be found on 2003 backup tapes. But plenty of questions remain.

New Tool May Put File Archiving in Reach
[May 6, 2008] Mimosa Systems technology claims to cut storage costs, boost data retention and recovery.

Squeezing More Storage Out of Analytics
[May 5, 2008] SRM tools promise greater efficiencies, utilization rates.

HP Goes to Extremes in Petabyte Storage
[May 6, 2008] ExDS storage line is big, fat and has small feet -- which HP is wagering will be just right for environments wrestling with large and growing data needs.

Network Changes Afoot in EMC's Lines
[May 5, 2008] Storage vendor is looking to build more business in the network configuration space with new product releases. Memo to HP?

EMC Backs Up Macs
[May 2, 2008] In a sign of how important the consumer market has become to EMC, the storage giant is extending its Mozy online backup service to Macs.

Iron Mountain Has Tight Grip on Growth
[May 1, 2008] Storage titan reports 18 percent revenue spike, first CEO change in 27 years.

Tech Heavies Push for Datacenter Standards
[May 1, 2008] Big Blue leads the charge on the latest push for open standards.

Sun Expands OpenSolaris Toolkit
[April 30, 2008] Pundits not convinced open source is a storage element as yet.

Dedupe Demand Not Waning Anytime Soon
[April 25, 2008] Data Domain, Falconstor earnings herald why data reduction is taking hold.

Disaster Prep in the Age of Web 2.0
[April 25, 2008] Tips for startups work for any Internet business.

Court Calls For Answers on White House E-mail
[April 24, 2008] D.C judiciary demands specifics on what's been preserved.

Data Explosion Drives Growth For EMC
[April 23, 2008] UPDATED: Storage sector and recent buys lift hardware vendor.

IBM Buys Its Way Into Deduplication
[April 18, 2008] Snapping up Diligent may bring channel and market opportunities for Big Blue, as the 'de-dupe' space heats up.

10Gb Ethernet Storage Gets Its Own Alliance
[April 17, 2008] Storage vendors band together to foster product interoperability and enterprise adoption.

Consumer Devices Give Storage Admins Security Headaches
[April 17, 2008] From iPods to USB memory sticks, consumer storage devices present potential security threats, and companies have sprung up to fill the need.

Deduplication Gets More Face Time
[April 17, 2008] Ocarina becomes the latest to talk up "de-dupe" -- a mainstay of the backup realm -- for a new role in enterprises' primary storage environments.

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