Tuesday, December 08, 2009

Symantec enhances Veritas Storage Foundation; Flash storage a priority, says Gartner

Flash storage should be among top data center priorities, Gartner says; Stardom announces Safe Capsule storage device
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Symantec enhances Veritas Storage Foundation

Symantec this week announced that it has enhanced three of its flagship products – Veritas Storage Foundation, Veritas Cluster File System and Veritas Cluster Server – with support for migrating data into and out of solid state drives and the ability to reclaim unused storage. In addition, the company has enhanced the failover capabilities of Veritas Cluster File System to work with structured data in Oracle, Sybase or IBM DB2 applications. Read full story

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