Storage
Intel in Flash flush, offers 'smoother' fresh jobbie to data centre bods
Read the 'rithmetic on righted 'riting from Chipzilla
NetApp offers middleweight refreshments
Will you paddle happily in your Flash Pool?
HP deed-poll drama: MORE new names for storage kiddies
Isn't this getting a bit confusing?
Good ship Quantum turns to Starboard, fires a few ranging shots
Responds to SEC filing across its bows
TwinStrata wrestles Nasuni in the cloud-gateway Jell-O pool
Aims to twang rival's thong with new CIFS CloudArray
Flash-killer nanotube memory firm teams with Belgians to try again
3 yrs late, and counting - but now moving 'even faster'
Seagate eyes UltraViolet for cloud pie in the sky
Please, please buy our drives for your content servers, download archives
Tape is sexy again - so why can't Quantum stop drowning?
When the bathplug pops out you'd best get hold of the baby
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Singapore gov think tank plots SSD takedown
1TB hybrid uses less power than SSD, could work in Ultrabooks and tablets
Opinion
Tape is sexy again - so why can't Quantum stop drowning?
Quantum's share price is dropping, dropping and dropping, despite positive product announcements and a general swing in opinion about tape storage products. So what lies behind its loss of 62 per cent of share value and market capitalisation in nine months?
Avere to tart up FTX with cloud storage gateway, mutterings foretell
Avere is working on a strategy to front-end cloud object storage products with FTX, its filer-accelerating NVRAM, flash and disk tiered system technology, say storage insiders.
HP's 'strained' relations with Violin: Vulture-on-the-windowsill account
Exclusive It has only been a few days since HP decided to curtail its reselling agreement with Violin Memory to concentrate on its own 3PAR product. Big-mouthed bankers also had plenty to say on the move as it pertained to a rumoured IPO by Violin.
News
Tokyo court says Micron can wed Elpida, birth world No.2 chipmaker
Mem warrior wants into bed of penniless DRAMurai princess
Flash slash at OCZ: New CEO cuts nearly 200 jobs, 150 products
Bonfire of flash vanities
Seagate: Oh no, is my enterprise disk sales slip showing?
Hard disks, hard times, hard numbers
Mega Euro storage show: Players talk tech on objects, tape and flash
SNW Europe Tape vendors seem perky... maybe TOO perky
Avere to tart up FTX with cloud storage gateway, mutterings foretell
'Talk to the clouds, man, they'll answer you'
What economic crisis? Big Data powers cash cascade at CommVault
Backup bucks up: bucking the trend
LSI puts on brave smile, blames sales droop on 'soft' PC biz
Don't panic, it's nabbed a social network as a customer
HP's 'strained' relations with Violin: Vulture-on-the-windowsill account
Exclusive Our sources don't cry over spilt beans
Quantum blames LTO-6 switch-hit for crappy tape sales
But revenues on the mend as firm does well on disk-based dedupe, cuts spending
Rackspace stream from the Clouds to you 'will out-flow the Amazon'
Behold our uncapped data torrents, Bezos, and despair
Acronis reveals plan to bust out of backup biz, thrust growth sideways
Plenty of room in enterprise sync 'n' share, right?
Sky staffer plundered database to benefit naughty false firms
A former Sky employee who took Sky customers' information from its databases and passed it on for use by others was guilty of misusing the company's confidential information and infringing the firms' database rights, the High Court has ruled.
Imation cutting 20 per cent of workforce amid losses
Imation is slashing one fifth of its workforce as part of a cost cutting programme and exploring "strategic options" for its consumer electronics biz.
EMC flat-lining as economy continues to circle drain
EMC has scraped year-on-year revenue and profit hikes for its third 2012 quarter but reported ever-so-slightly lower numbers than the second quarter, a pattern not seen in the past two years.
Spotlight
When the bathplug pops out you'd best get hold of the baby
'Talk to the clouds, man, they'll answer you'
Exclusive Our sources don't cry over spilt beans
Tucci hoping to go down in history as 'Crazy Joe'?
How can we escape the dreaded NAND-woes?
Blocks and Files Storage line-up needs more than 3PAR and StoreOnce arrays
Oi, who's uploading all the source code?
Interview Chris Mellor chats with Exagrid CEO Bill Andrews
Spinning disks and squabbling sisters
Comment Code crammed into nimble x86 processor caches
