Paul Shread

EMC (NYSE: EMC) is working on massive, global storage networking technology that the company claims moves well beyond its Atmos cloud storage platform. In

The growing popularity of server virtualization means big sales for data storage vendors, and EMC (NYSE: EMC) and NetApp (NASDAQ: NTAP) are the companies

Two data storage vendors have released new products that they claim can save users a bundle over more traditional storage systems. Nexenta and ParaScale

It's been a tough year for the data storage industry, but several analysts have reported hopeful signs for the sector in recent weeks. "We are hearing

EMC (NYSE: EMC) has been taking out ads and sending e-mails to promote an April 14 online event cryptically titled, "Overtake the Future." "Only one

Network Appliance was busy last week, unveiling new storage products for VMware virtualization environments and announcing its quarterly financial results

Network Appliance has sued Sun Microsystems, claiming Sun's ZFS file system technology infringes on seven NetApp patents. In the suit filed in the U.S.

Call/Recall hopes to put optical storage on the enterprise map with new technology that squeezes 1TB on a single disk and offers transfer rates that

Imation hopes to capitalize on the growing market for online backup services — and its half-century of expertise in storage media — with a new

Continuity Software claims it can help disaster recovery work better — and the company won't charge prospective customers a dime if it can't help them.

Xiotech has unveiled an appliance that the company says gives corporations an easy answer to compliance and e-discovery demands. Xiotech's CEMS, or

The storage market continued to grow in the mid-single digits in the first quarter, continuing a slowdownthat began in the fourth quarter of 2006,