Plasmon will deploy its UDO drives and media in HP StorageWorks optical libraries.
The Kingmax Platinum Secure Digital (SD) card has been released through local distributor Esquire Technologies.
In today`s technology round-up: Guinness says Toshiba drives are the world`s smallest, Intel planning new names for chips, and mobile media satellite launched.
Paul Mullon, marketing director at Metrofile, believes companies must stay with the tried and tested principles of storage.
The Computer Associates (CA) BrightStor Enterprise Backup 10.5 solution has received the Network Computing Editor`s Choice award.
In today`s snippets: Microsoft issues more patches, Microsoft connected cars, Encyclopaedias losing lustre, Fujitsu ships first Xeon blade server, Hitachi to launch 400GB drive
Sanrad has introduced a new version of StoragePro Services IP SAN management software for its V-Switch family of IP SAN solutions. [Local rep: Square One Solutions Group]
Bytes Technology Storage (BTS) says Sanrad has released Version 2.0 of StoragePro Services for its V-Switch family of IP-SAN solutions.
African Legend Indigo, the black-owned IT enterprise solutions company, has been awarded the Network Elite Enterprise Partner accolade for 2003.
Users of 137GB-plus drives: beware lack of support in some Windows versions, crashes, overwritten and unbootable operating systems, and, if you catch it in time, laborious workarounds.
Storage resource management is not the new killer application, but some vendors say it could help significantly in reclaiming storage space and reducing data growth.
EMC has announced new Symmetrix DMX-2 models.
Quest Software and Microsoft have announced the Storage Optimisation Offering, which provides administrators with tools to assess storage resources, says local Quest distributor Blue Turtle Technologies.