IBM Corp. is rethinking its product strategy for an emerging storage protocol known as iSCSI (Internet Small Computer System Interface). It has halted development of an iSCSI storage appliance ...
SAN JOSE, CA--IBM took a big step into a smaller world with its recent announcement of a new network storage solution aimed at small to medium sized businesses. Big Blue's new Linux-based, ...
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IBM expands into the SMB storage space, 08/28/07: IBM this week is expanding its small and midsize business (SMB) storage with the addition of an affordable storage array that connects to the network ...
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IBM this week rolled out a series of new storage products, including the DS3300, an array that includes iSCSI connectivity with simple installation features tailored for the small- and mid-sized ...
IBM today bolstered its small-to-midsize storage portfolio with the launch of a new network-attached storage (NAS) appliance. The IBM System Storage N5600 supports as much as 262TB and includes ...
IBM executives Tuesday said the company will be the first storage vendor to offer Cisco's MDS 9000 IP Storage Services Module, a card that, when plugged into a Cisco MDS 9000-series SAN director or ...
LSI Corp. is finally supporting iSCSI connectivity on all of its disk arrays, though native support is still only available in its low-end Simplicity product line. LSI's first native iSCSI system is ...
Dot Hill Corp., which makes storage systems sold by OEM partners, is adding an iSCSI storage area network (SAN) and RAID 6 capabilities over the next few months with a new midrange system and beefed ...
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