ACT has been appointed as the sole local distributor for Samsung`s range of optical storage media.
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EMC has introduced EMC Invista, a network storage virtualisation solution.
Sun Microsystems Demonstrates Commitment to Sharing With Launch of New Branding and Advertising
Dramatic increases in hard disk capacity mean entry-level SAN solutions no longer offer larger storage capacities than less expensive and less functional direct attached solutions, says Terence Barter, HP product manager at Tarsus Technologies.
Metrofile is expecting a report within three weeks on the cause of a fire at its Durban storage facility.
Drive Control Corporation has launched storage products for SMEs.
Computer Associates (CA) International has announced Unicenter Database Management r11 for DB2 UDB for Linux, Unix and Windows.
Advanced Digital Information Corporation (ADIC) will add the IBM TotalStorage 3592 enterprise tape drive to the list of supported technologies offered in the Scalar 10K.
Annex Distribution, in association with its vendor partner, BenQ, has introduced the DW1640 DVD ReWriter to the South African market.
Network Appliance has unveiled two new midrange storage systems
Duxbury Networking, local NetApp distributor, has embraced NetApp`s global initiative to integrate its data storage solutions with new Microsoft technology in the form of Windows iSCSI Initiator 2.0.
Most organisations are not geared to tackle the implementation, measurement and ongoing management of their document management strategies and systems, says Paul Mullon, divisional director of marketing at Metrofile.