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IBM supports Plasmon UDO

The IBM i5/OS provides native support for Plasmon 30GB Ultra Density Optical (UDO) technology, says local Plasmon distributor Inside Information Systems.

Growing vendor support for Plasmon

Plasmon says more than 30 independent software vendors are offering support packages for systems based on Plasmon UDO technology. [Local rep: Inside Information Systems]

Pegasus completes storage analysis

Plasmon and Pegasus have released the findings of an archival storage analysis, says local Pegasus distributor Inside Information Systems.

IIS to distribute Pegasus

Pegasus has appointed Inside Information Systems (IIS) as a distributor for southern Africa.

Plasmon exhibits at AIIM, CeBit

Plasmon, together with partners Pegasus Disk Technologies, Veritas, Legato, Point Software and QStar Technologies have demonstrated information lifecycle management applications at the recent AIIM and CeBit industry events.

Plasmon to assist HP

Plasmon will deploy its UDO drives and media in HP StorageWorks optical libraries.

Pegasus to demonstrate ILM

Pegasus Disk Technologies will be showcasing its information lifecycle management (ILM) solutions at the upcoming AIIM show in New York and CeBIT in Germany.

Plasmon launches UDO

Plasmon has unveiled its Ultra Density Optical (UDO) drives and media for secure archival storage.

Articles About IIS (5)

Microsoft gains ground on Apache

Microsoft notched up another 3% increase in market share of the server market, the most recent Netcraft survey shows, while open source server Apache lost a little more than 2%.

Is IIS a patchy job?

Perhaps now, following the most recent worm attack on Microsoft systems, decision-makers will stop writing off the offerings of the open source movement and start to see the benefits.

Nimda makes enterprise re-evaluate Microsoft servers

The cost of cleaning up after the Nimda Internet worm is still mounting and in its wake, some analysts are suggesting that big business look at alternatives to Microsoft`s Web server products.