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    Ohio law firm uses a NexGen solid-state, HDD hybrid storage array to provide the IOPS needed to keep its litigation and e-discovery practices moving.

  • The top three use cases for PCIe SSD

    Learn more about the most common applications of PCIe solid-state cards today in this Expert Answer from independent storage expert Marc Staimer.

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    Learn what applications benefit from laptop SSDs and what tools are available to monitor wear on these drives in this Expert Answer from Marc Staimer.

• CloudStorage

  • Data durability guarantees shouldn't be big concern with cloud storage

    Data durability guarantees of cloud storage providers shouldn't be a big point of concern for customers; they're too tough to measure and enforce.

  • TwinStrata bumps up CloudArray DR capabilities

    A new version of the TwinStrata CloudArray gateway can recover data and applications off the cloud for DR without having to rebuild servers.

  • Hitachi Data Systems launches HCP Anywhere for online file sharing

    Hitachi Data Systems addresses online file sharing through HCP Anywhere as part of its Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) object cloud storage system.

• searchDisasterRecovery

  • Your data protection plan must consider latency in WAN-based replication

    In this Storage Decisions video, Jon Toigo highlights issues IT pros must address in their data protection plan when using WAN-based replication.

  • Improving business continuity plan exercises

    Planning and conducting business continuity (BC) drills is one of the most important activities in a business continuity program.

  • Evaluating BC/DR program performance

    Business continuity and disaster recovery are not "set-it-and-forget-it" activities. Paul Kirvan outlines how to evaluate a BC/DR program in this tip.

• searchDataBackup

  • The pros and cons of integrated backup appliances

    Find out whether integrated backup appliances with backup software, server and storage offer any benefits beyond ease of installation.

  • Quantum vmPRO adds LTFS tape support, DXi V-Series gains capacity

    Quantum upgrades its vmPRO virtual machine backup appliance, supporting 24 TB of pre-deduped data and LTFS tape in a virtual appliance.

  • Veeam Software adds WAN acceleration, tape support for VM backup

    Veeam upgrades its virtual machine backup software, building WAN acceleration and native tape support into Backup & Recovery v7.

• searchStorage

  • Permabit Technology extends primary data deduplication software

    Permabit tries to make its primary deduplication software more palatable to OEMs by adding compression and replication plug-ins.

  • HP cloud storage service features open source OpenStack object store

    HP cloud storage service uses open source OpenStack object store to attract developers, ISVs and enterprises in competition against Amazon S3.

  • Can storage hypervisors bring high availability to the cloud?

    Learn how the advanced functionality of a storage hypervisor provides a cloud infrastructure with high availability.

• Server Virtualization

  • Strike a common-sense balance when deciding what to automate

    Consider the many factors that determine the potential return on investment when deciding when and what to automate.

  • How can I enable automated VM resource provisioning?

    As with many other facets of virtualization, VM resource allocation is becoming automated. Find out what tools you can use for automated provisioning.

  • Columbia Sportswear's move from virtualization to private cloud computing

    Columbia Sportswear parlayed server virtualization into a private cloud. Along the way, it found that its management tools needed serious rethinking.

• Virtual Desktop

  • Citrix kills its Application Streaming feature, directs users to App-V

    Citrix has officially ceased development and support for its Application Streaming feature, and has directed IT pros to use Microsoft App-V instead.

  • Citrix expected to tackle mobile application delivery, VDI costs

    As Citrix Synergy 2013 kicks off in Anaheim, attendees hope to learn about new desktop and application delivery strategies for the mobile world.

  • How Microsoft RDP 8.0 addresses WAN, graphics shortcomings

    Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol improves the user experience with the release of RDP 8.0 in Windows Server 2012, but there are some limitations.

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