Paul Shread

In a move toward the mainstream storage market, Apple has released its first storage product with support for Windows and Linux-based computing

The storage sector has always had its periods of pricing pressure, but lately the pressure to cut prices has grown particularly intense. A number of

HP has introduced new entry-level storage offerings that the company claims cost 25-50% less than comparable solutions from Dell/EMC and IBM. The HP

The Storage Networking Industry Association's Storage Management Initiative Specification (SMI-S) is on a fast track to becoming an American National

Sun Microsystems is expanding its Grid computing offerings beyond raw compute power to include collaboration, data Grids and visualization. The new "Grid

HP has teamed with BAE Systems and three institutions to build an advanced global computing Grid for collaborative simulation and visualization in

Six months ago, there were no groups dedicated solely to storage users. As of this week, there are three. Jon Toigo's Data Management Institute started

It seems that every day brings a new storage start-up boasting of great technology, hoping to compete against the likes of EMC and other storage giants.

Storage software sales experienced a bang-up second quarter, with 7.3% sequential growth over the first quarter, according to IDC's Worldwide Quarterly

IBM has added an upgrade option for its entry-level TotalStorage FAStT 600 storage server that enables the server to scale up to more than twice its

About 30% of companies lack a formal disaster recovery strategy, and 64% of companies say their data backup and disaster recovery plans have significant

Five tech companies are teaming to demonstrate new serial disk technology at this week's HP World conference. Adaptec, HP, Intel, Maxtor, and Seagate will