Hewlett-Packard has introduced a new buzzword, federated storage area management, after disappointing financial results in the storage space. The company says its $1.5 billion storage business is on track.
Veritas Software says it is teaming its Veritas NetBackup Shared Storage Option with Hewlett-Packard`s network storage to offer a solution that supports heterogeneous storage area network backup and management.
Dell has announced a new family of network-attached storage (NAS) products designed to simplify data storage expansion for small and medium businesses.
CSS Distributors, a local reseller of EMC products, has announced the availability of the EMC Clariion IP 4700 network attached storage (NAS) solution.
BMC Software and EMC have allied to develop a virtual tape solution for S/390 environments. [Local BMC rep: CCH Enterprise Solutions]
Veritas and Chaparral Network Storage have announced the availability of the first part of the Veritas Vertex initiative which includes the SCSI Extended Copy command.
BMC Software says its collaboration with Microsoft on backup and recovery solutions has resulted in the provision of Right-Size Recovery capabilities to its solution for Microsoft`s SQL Server 2000. [Local BMC rep: CCH Enterprise Solutions]
The Internet Solution (IS) and Attix5, a development house, have signed an agreement under which IS Backup, a remote backup and recovery solution, will be powered by Attix5.
Veritas Software says its NetBackup solution now provides data protection for Red Hat Linux environments.
Channel Data says it will distribute the range of Exabyte storage and backup products to the local market.
Sun Microsystems has introduced Sun StorEdge T3 array support for Windows NT, HP-UX, IBM AIX and Linux systems platforms.
ADIC, a storage solutions provider, has supplied the University of Potchefstroom with an ADIC Scalar 100 DLT tape library to address its backup requirements.
Veritas Software has announced version 3.1 of its NetBackup Professional solution, which has support for computers running on Unix-based servers.