Storage vendors have released a flurry of new data protection products recently. But they're finding that SMBs and remote offices aren't always convinced they need to employ virtual tape libraries (VTLs), continuous data protection (CDP), and other disk-based backup products.
Here's a rundown of the latest SMB backup news:
The VLS1002i scales to 1.5 Tbytes (3 Tbytes with compression)and uses iSCSI. The new VTL's pricing begins at $6,100. HP isn't naming its OEM partner, but industry sources say it is Overland Storage (See Overland, OEM Ink Deal .)
HP also launched a midrange MSL4048 LTO tape library aimed at remote sites that stores up to 19.2 Tbytes, and the vendor has enhanced its Data Protection Express backup software.
Other data protection products for SMBs and remote offices unveiled this week include the following:
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