| EMC targets e-mail archiving, e-discovery in new product line EMC is tackling e-mail archiving, e-discovery and legal compliance with a new set of software products announced Thursday under the brand name SourceOne. EMC's Tucci speaks out EMC CEO Joe Tucci last week spoke out on a number of topics at a meeting of institutional investors for EMC. Demand for online backup services will grow, EMC chief says EMC expects demand for its Mozy online backup service to continue growing, despite the challenging business environment and weak consumer demand, the company's top executive said. EMC looks to build strength through acquisitions EMC is on the lookout for acquisitions but only wants to buy companies that will help solidify its existing business rather than acquiring companies that push EMC into new markets, the storage vendor's top executive ... SNIA embraces Ethernet for storage networking The Storage Networking Industry Association this week made a change that really brings home just how much Ethernet is making itself felt in storage networking. One foot on the ground and one in the clouds The early adopter "cloud crowd" makes the most headlines, but they're only the tip of the small business iceberg. Looking at various data storage vendor customer numbers has convinced me 90% of small businesses are still mostly land (or LAN) based. Some people don't yet trust Internet data storage, and some like to wear data storage suspenders with their data storage belts. The good news for both? Options for combo cloud and local storage hybrids continue to grow. Fusion-io lands $47 million to ramp up development of flash storage Flash storage start-up Fusion-io has had a big start to 2009, remaking its management team with former Apple guru Steve Wozniak and just this week landing a $47.5 million... Hard drive lives double life Seagate's FreeAgent Theater HD media player - the cool, the caveats, and the dirty little secret. NAS best practices There's a right way and a wrong way to do network-attached storage. Get best practices in our Product Guide's How-To section. April giveaways galore
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