Storage

Dell's new backup system includes both hardware and software

Dell is putting together hardware and software for backup and recovery in one system, with integrated software, for small and medium-size businesses.  read more »

HP to buy LeftHand Networks for $360 million

Hewlett-Packard will buy LeftHand Networks for US$360 million to fill in its storage virtualization and iSCSI lines with products for medium-size companies and remote offices and branches.  read more »

Ellison pitches high-speed data warehouse server

Oracle saved the biggest news for last at its OpenWorld conference in San Francisco. CEO Larry Ellison took the stage Wednesday afternoon to announce two hardware products developed with Hewlett-Packard that are designed to provide very high performance for data warehousing applications.  read more »

Brocade gearing up to fight 'Cisco fatigue'

Brocade Communications Systems is painting itself as the alternative to Cisco Systems that IT administrators have been looking for.  read more »

HP takes Google model to heart in new storage system

Hewlett-Packard is getting ready to launch the ExDS storage system, which will use up to 820 1T-byte drives for file-based storage, packaged in two 42U cabinets.  read more »

SanDisk says no to Samsung takeover bid

SanDisk has rejected an unsolicited takeover bid from hardware maker Samsung Electronics, saying that it undervalues the Milpitas, California, maker of flash storage cards.  read more »

Samsung goes public with SanDisk bid

Samsung has published a letter detailing its proposal to buy SanDisk and complaining about SanDisk's "unrealistic expectations" about its value.  read more »

Sony to acquire all of optical disc venture from NEC

Sony plans to acquire the portion of its optical disc joint venture with NEC that it doesn't already own and make the company a subsidiary, it said Thursday.  read more »

Intel ships solid-state drives for PCs, plans server version

Intel is shipping solid-state drives that are designed for use in desktop and laptop computers, the company said Monday.  read more »

IBM storage blitz lacking in new products

IBM Monday said it has spent US$2 billion boosting its storage offerings through acquisitions, research and development over the past three years.  read more »

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