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HP Moonshot: A Big Bet On Innovative Engineering

April 10, 2013 10:34 AM
Posted by Kurt Marko

HP's Moonshot servers are a tour de force of engineering that aim to restore the company's innovation groove. Here are the details.

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Tags: HP, Moonshot, 1500, cartridges, Intel, Atom S1260, efficiency, hyperscale

Channel: Data Center, Servers & Storage, , Cloud Computing, Next Gen Network, Public Cloud, Networking & Mgmt

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DIY Storage Part 2: Picking the Right SAN Software

April 04, 2013 04:02 PM
Posted by Jasmine McTigue

I’m building my own SAN as a pilot project at work. I looked at seven storage software packages, including commercial and open source products. Here’s how I decided which was right for me.

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Tags: SAN, storage, Storage Server 2012, Nexenta, SanSymphony, Openfiler, FreeNAS, Starwind

Channel: Data Center, Tapes and Disks, , , Servers & Storage, Backup & Recovery

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Kill the Traditional PCIe Slot: A Modest Proposal

April 02, 2013 09:26 AM
Posted by Howard Marks

Let's get rid of traditional PCIe slots and move all the cable connections to the front of the server. We'll get compelling maintenance and operational advantages. Here's how and why.

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Tags: PCIe, Open Compute Project, Dell, servers, data center, cable management

Channel: Servers & Storage, Storage & Mgmt, Networking & Mgmt, , Next Gen Network, ,

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CommVault Simpana 10 Drills Into Information Management

March 21, 2013 10:55 AM
Posted by David Hill

CommVault Simpana 10 extends customers' ability to use stored data for applications such as search, e-discovery and healthcare data management.

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Tags: CommVault, Simpana, backup, information management, search, e-discovery, healthcare

Channel: Data Protection, Data Center, Content Management, Servers & Storage, , Backup & Recovery

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Storage Vendors, Flash Manufacturers, Buy Into Startups

March 15, 2013 02:18 PM
Posted by Howard Marks

Storage startups are getting interest—and money—from storage vendors and flash manufacturers. But investment doesn’t always mean the promise of viability.

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Tags: storage, SSD, flash, startups, Toshiba, Dell, SanDisk, Whiptail, Nexenta

Channel: Data Center, , Storage & Mgmt, Servers & Storage

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EMC Amps Up Flash Product Line

March 06, 2013 11:47 AM
Posted by Howard Marks

EMC announced new high-performance PCIe SSDs to extend its range of flash drives, and said its all-flash array, XtremIO, is now available for customers. The company also rebranded its server-side caching software.

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Tags: EMC, PCIe SSD, flash array, XtremeIO

Channel: Content Management, Servers & Storage, Storage & Mgmt, Data Center,

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