SGI's Business Intelligence for the Warehouse

Vendor heading outside its niche market toward large enterprises facing data challenges.

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Magic Storage: Cheap and Simple

StorMagic hopes to entice SMBs with an inexpensive offering tailored to smaller businesses’ needs.

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Fear Factor Holds Back Hosted Archiving

Despite the benefits of outsourcing, business are still leery of handing off data archiving.

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Court Cans Request for White House E-mail Docs

Ruling may impact other pending legal action connected to missing e-mails.

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HP Open Sources Unix File System for Linux

Linux file systems may benefit from access to the Tru64 file system.

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HP: Dedupe for Everyone

Eschewing the one-size-fits-all model, vendor pushes out tools for small and big enterprises.

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Robust Times Ahead for Storage Management

Demand for efficient infrastructure drives market growth.

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A Hulk Demands a Titan Storage Approach

Visual effects company goes for big and bulky in movie production storage.

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Dell Bets Its Small Drives Will Be Big

Introduces NAS with 2.5-inch drives in anticipation of greater capacity.

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Google testing Intel SSDs

Google could be toying with the idea of moving over to Solid State Disk (SSD) technology, according to Digitimes which says the company has just bought a load of them from Intel.

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