| Iomega tempts SMBs with low-end storage Iomega, the backup and storage vendor acquired by EMC earlier this year, has released a remarkably cheap network storage appliance aimed at the small business and home markets. Backup in a box for SMBs and consumers from Dell, Iomega Dell and EMC's Iomega last week introduced two different backup appliances for use in small and midsize enterprises and for consumers. Iomega rolls out Linux NAS appliances Iomega this week unveiled a network-attached storage appliance for Linux networks. The company, which up until now has focused on Windows-based appliances for small and midsize businesses, is introducing the StorCenter ... Iomega launches simple network hard drive Iomega has debuted the Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive, which while primarily aimed at home users may also appeal to small design businesses without in-house IT staff as it's designed to be extremely easy to use. EMC to buy Iomega for $213 million EMC has struck a deal to buy storage vendor Iomega for $213 million. Iomega ships disk-based small business backup Iomega yesterday announced the availability of aremovable disk backup product that makes it easier for small businesses to protect data easier and faster. EMC in hot water with Justice Dept. Storage giant EMC is in hot water with the U.S. Department of Justice over alleged government contract kickbacks and conflict of interest questions. Infortrend takes aim at enterprise storage market Infortrend Technology will show prototypes of new storage products for the enterprise at the Cebit trade show in Hanover this week. New details on Cisco's upcoming blade server The system will feature two quad-core Intel Nehalem processors and 384GB of memory. Enter for a Microsoft training giveaway from New Horizons
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