United Airlines works storage smarter, not harder; Samsung produces 1.8-inch SSDs

Storage News Alert This newsletter is sponsored by HP Empower your business with the HP BladeSystem c-Class Network World's Storage News Alert, 06/25/07 United Airlines works storage smarter, not harder, 06/21/07:  Airline uses virtualization and SAN management tools to enable fewer staffers to manage more resources. Samsung begins producing 1.8-inch SSDs, 06/25/07: Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has begun producing a flash memory-based solid-state disk drive for mobile computing applications. IBM uses green technology to build the company’s largest data center, 06/22/07: IBM’s green initiative takes root in Boulder, Colo., with expansion that will make the facility the company’s largest data center in the world. Manage Skyrocketing Storage The data on your network is growing at a rapid pace thats only going to increase. Download Network Worlds latest Executive Guide and get the practical, real-world advice and insider information you need to best manage and meet your storage demands and industry regulations. Click here to download. Sitting on the storage hot seat, 06/22/07: A number of storage industry executives found themselves on the Hot Seat when president and editorial director of Network World John Gallant conducted a series of podcast interviews. HP launches data security tools, services, 06/21/07:  HP on Tuesday announced a new appliance, software and services intended to protect data on HP servers and storage for regulatory compliance purposes. Storage in the Enterprise Newsletter: Data protection vendors bolster support for VMware, 06/21/07:  Nearly every data protection vendor is stepping up with support for virtualized server environments and vendors making recent announcements in this area include EVault, Symantec, EMC and Commvault.

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