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Symantec announces new NetBackup and BackupExec
Symantec announced new versions of its flagship backup applications for SMBs and the enterprise adding more support for virtual machines, a cloud storage offering and integration of snapshot and backup management.
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Riverbed releases new WAN optimisation appliances aimed at cloud backup
Riverbed today announced three new WAN optimisation appliances targeted at backing data up to the cloud.
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Symantec boosts enterprise SaaS storage line
At its users conference this week, Symantec released a slew of upgrades to its midrange backup, enterprise archive and data management products and said it will begin offering a SaaS model.
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BridgeSTOR unveils first deduplication and compression appliance for VMware
BridgeSTOR emerged from quiet mode today to unveil its first product, an appliance that performs deduplication and compression while running other third party backup software.
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Symantec reveals de-duplication appliance, cloud storage service
Symantec announced a new de-duplication appliance based on its existing software product. It also announced a cloud storage service for NetBackup and Backup Exec customers.
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EMC Data Domain gets Boost
EMC announced at its annual user conference a new software add-on that increases the performance of its Data Domain appliance by an average of 50%.
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Overland Storage unveils iSCSI SAN first
Overland Storage, which is trying to remake its identity from a tape library company into a full storage systems company, has released its first iSCSI SAN that is claims is easy to deploy and offers robust management capabilities.
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Symantec releases new business backup products
Symantec today announced new versions of its enterprise-class NetBackup software and its midmarket Backup Exec product, both of which now include deduplication and incremental backup for virtual server environments.
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Symantec revamps clouds products
Symantec is set to announce a revamp of its software-as-a-service products while admitting that the take-up of its cloud-based offerings had been disappointing
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Symantec outlines grand new architecture
Symantec has set out a plan to further integrate its diverse products under a common management platform as well as support third-party products by means of its published interfaces.
