Nanotech breakthrough could put YouTube contents on iPod-size device; NetApp sues Sun

Storage News Alert This newsletter is sponsored by Secure Computing Webinar: Securing up network access Learn how token-based, one-time password authentication systems can help enterprises reduce business risk, better comply with regulations, are easy to manage and most importantly keep networks secure. Tune in to this webinar. Network World's Storage News Alert, 09/10/07 Nanotech breakthrough could put entire YouTube contents on an iPod-size device, 09/06/07: IBM researchers last week unveiled two nanotechnology projects that could lead to more scalable and dense disk drives and chips. NetApp sues Sun for patent infringement, 09/05/07: Network Appliance filed a lawsuit in District Court in Lufkin, Texas, today claiming that Sun infringed on seven NetApp patents for the Write Anywhere File Layout (WAFL) and RAID. Onaro software offers storage-capacity monitoring, virtualization features, 09/04/07: Onaro enhances storage software, adds capacity management, virtualization support. Network World Buyer's Guides Find the right products for your enterprise - fast. With seven categories - security, storage, convergence and VoIP, network infrastructure, network applications, wireless and LAN/WAN management - you can quickly pinpoint the hardware or software you need. With the side-by-side comparison tool you can evaluate product features and make the best purchase decisions for your enterprise. Click here to go to the Buyer's Guides now. Backup technology key to protecting virtual machines, 09/04/07: As the number of servers being virtualized grows, backing up and protecting them becomes more of a problem. It’s not enough for IT administrators to simply back up each virtual server and its data. Protection also is needed for the virtual server’s image — its operating system, configuration and settings — and the metadata on the physical server that identifies the virtual server’s relationship to networked storage.

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