Sun May Surprise Its Critics
If you have Sun Microsystems in your 2009 corporate dead pool, you may be disappointed: The company is a survivor.
If you have Sun Microsystems in your 2009 corporate dead pool, you may be disappointed: The company is a survivor.
Server virtualization is creating a new market for an old storage technology, as evidenced by HP's latest products.
HP looks ahead, becoming the latest company to throw its weight behind solid state storage technology.
Fibre Channel over Ethernet product sightings and disk encryption top a long list of product news at this week's Storage Networking World show.
Dell's new disk-based backup appliance is aimed at SMBs and branch offices, but whatever you do, don't call it a VTL.
Amid a tough environment for IT spending, Network Appliance is making a play for VMware storage business.
A slew of new products from the tech giant are designed to lower power costs and boost security.
Will grid computing become inseparable from virtualization and service-oriented architectures? Analysts from the 451 Group think so.
Data management and protection were pervasive throughout this week's Storage Networking World.
The storage market slowed in the second quarter, according to a Wall Street research report. Are Intel and AMD to blame?
Sun Microsystems announced a new Linux version of Sun ONE Grid Engine, Enterprise Edition 5.3 software.