276 news & feature articles results for "array storage networking"

Dell EqualLogic PS5000 Series sports the new owner's badge and includes three Internet Protocol-based arrays.

Posted by Colin Barker

At a media event in New York, the telephony giant shows off phones including Curve, Jack, and Neon, plus its mobile TV service and its U-verse IPTV offering.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

Advanced Integration Research announces a new series of 200-MHz server boards that offer lower-cost RAID (redundant array of independent disks) solutions.

Posted by Jim Davis

The PC maker is refreshing its notebook line, adding 1.2-GHz Athlon processors to its desktop lineup and bringing out co-branded servers made by Hewlett-Packard.

Posted by Joe Wilcox

Compaq Computer on Thursday announced its new Modular Storage Array 1000, a data storage system that can connect to servers using storage networks based on the new 2 gigabit-per-second Fibre Channel technology. The system is intended for customers who need to attach lower-end servers to storage systems, Compaq said.

Storage networks today rely on separate switches to let several servers share a storage system. The Modular Storage Array 1000 has the option to have its own switch built in. The system can store 1 terabyte of data, but when attached to two extra shelves filled with disk drives, it has a total capacity of 3 terabytes.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

Analyst Ashok Kumar attributes an abysmal year in network storage to the narrow pursuit of self-interest of warring industry factions who only succeeded in fostering more customer confusion.

Posted by Ashok Kumar

The direct PC seller introduced its first SAN product today, a 900GB product for the voracious corporate sector.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

Storage companies are betting that a technology once reserved for businesses will appeal to consumers juggling many PCs and shared files.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

For the first time, networked storage accounts for more revenue in a quarter than has storage directly attached to servers. HP boasts the biggest slice of market share.

Posted by Ian Fried

We may be seeing the beginning of big changes in how storage is architected in enterprise data centers.

Posted by Gordon Haff