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  • Intel S3500 Series SSDs intended for cloud computing

    The Intel S3500 Series lineup of solid-state drives is intended to move data centers to an all-SSD model.

  • What is SCSI Express designed to accomplish?

    Independent storage expert Marc Staimer answers a SCSI Express question in this Expert Answer.

  • PCIe SSD pooling technology vs. storage-array-based SSD cards

    Independent storage expert Marc Staimer compares PCIe SSD pooling technology like QLogic's Mt. Rainier FabricCache and storage-array-based SSDs.

• CloudStorage

  • Users consider combo of Red Hat OpenStack with Red Hat Storage

    Red Hat integrates its storage software with its Red Hat OpenStack open source cloud distribution and updates roadmap for year-old storage server.

  • OpenStack Swift object storage: How does data placement work?

    OpenStack Swift uses regions, zones, servers, drives for data placement and places three copies of each object in unique-as-possible locations.

  • Are cloud storage sales to blame for storage slowdown?

    Many people say cloud storage companies such as Amazon are eating away at storage sales and revenues. But others say the numbers don't add up.

• searchDisasterRecovery

  • Expert advice: Using replication in your DR strategy

    Replication is increasingly finding its way into organizations' DR strategy. Check out our recent expert advice on the topic.

  • Expert advice: Considerations for a facility DR/BC plan

    Learn about creating a disaster recovery and business continuity plan for your organization's facility with this collection of expert advice.

  • Building an incident response plan

    Learn how incident response plans offer a starting point for responding to a situation and then deciding how to proceed in this tip from Paul Kirvan.

• searchDataBackup

  • Zetta improves DataProtect with WAN optimization

    Zetta adds WAN optimization to its DataProtect enterprise cloud backup and disaster recovery software.

  • SMB data backup strategy must overcome data protection issues

    Jason Buffington discusses some of the major data protection issues an SMB must overcome in building their data backup strategy in this podcast.

  • HP turns StoreOnce into virtual storage appliance

    Hewlett-Packard delivers virtual software appliance version of its StoreOnce deduplication technology and a scalable midrange tape library.

• searchStorage

  • Imation upgrades Nexsan Assureon object-based storage archive

    Imation makes first product upgrade since acquiring Nexsan, delivering Assureon 7 for object-based storage archiving.

  • Following Dell acquisitions, users find platform integration enticing

    Customers want to see the storage products Dell has gained through acquisitions better integrated with common management.

  • Converged systems offer turnkey storage and server bundles

    Storage vendors are packaging their products with servers and networking gear to create ready-to-run converged systems. Could this be the end of best-of-breed deployments?

• Server Virtualization

  • Moving VMs around? Avoid downtime with Hyper-V Live Storage Migration

    Live Storage Migration eliminates the downtime associated with moving VM files from one storage location to another and helps improve performance.

  • RHEV proves to be a cost-effective alternative to vSphere

    Some IT departments have turned to low-cost, flexible virtualization platforms, such as Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization, to lower VMware costs.

  • Guidelines for moving multiple VMs with Hyper-V Live Storage Migration

    Live Storage Migration makes it easy to move multiple storage files of running VMs without downtime, but there are practical limits you should know.

• Virtual Desktop

  • How inline deduplication is changing the VDI storage landscape

    VDI storage has long been a challenge for virtual desktop admins, but inline deduplication is changing all that.

  • Taking advantage of VM snapshots in a virtual desktop environment

    With VM snapshots, you can make one desktop VM into many. Just watch out for performance when snapshotting in a virtual desktop environment.

  • Planning and managing virtual desktop pools

    Virtual desktop pools make management easier, but you have to plan for them and remember that the way you create pools depends on your VDI platform.

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