Microsoft on Tuesday moved a step further into the data storage market with new software for backing up corporate data. The company said it has shipped its Systems Center Data Protection Manager ...

IBM says its data storage software products are selling fast, and it hopes to accelerate the trend by streamlining the way it sells them. Big Blue on Tuesday estimated that sales of its storage ...

Software-defined storage is quickly catching on as a top technology trend in the storage industry, but the exact meaning of the term, and indeed whether it represents a new paradigm or just another ...

Enterprises want to consolidate data storage, extend its useful life and control costs. But what we often see are silos of storage tied to specific applications, workflows and suppliers. These systems ...

When KeyBank went shopping a couple years ago for a massive data center, it was impressed with IBM's terabytes and transfer rates. But what really sold them was a frequently overlooked component: ...

COMMENTARY--When I hear the word "standards" I reach for my sceptic hat. Standards are good, and we should all support them, but I have seen too many standards initiatives start out with big ideas, ...

The big new features inside of KumoScale software version 3.21 include a new cluster-wide Command Line Interface (Cluster CLI), compatibility with OpenStack Yoga multipathing, and interoperability ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

Tens of thousands of users are deploying open-source storage software in an effort to avoid pricey proprietary products such as array clustering and disk eraser applications and to get some long-term ...

‘Ninety-five percent of our development team is software-based. But, at the end of the day, what I believe our customers want are outcomes which will be delivered as services. So I think it goes ...

Flash storage can be a big power consumer in mobile devices, but it’s not the flash that sucks up all that energy, it’s the software that goes with it, according to researchers from the University of ...