As the network has become the center of the IT infrastructure, it has created often-unanticipated benefits that are helping to drive productivity and new capabilities in the workplace. One of those ...

The $210 million cash deal is expected to close in September. Acopia is a Lowell, Mass., file virtualization technology vendor. Dan Matte, senior vice president of marketing for F5, said his company ...

Financial terms of the deal weren't disclosed. The acquisition is expected to close during Cisco's fiscal third quarter ending April 28. Santa Clara, Calif.-based NeoPath, a privately held developer ...

F5 this week enhanced its ARX portfolio with the addition of the ARX Cloud Extender, the ARX Virtual Edition and the F5 iControl management API. ARX Cloud Extender supports multiple cloud storage ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. When Stephen Bakerman joined Owen Bird Law Corp., in Vancouver, British Columbia, nearly nine years ago, the IT infrastructure was a ...

EMC on Thursday introduced an expanded product lineup of storage and virtualization technologies, ranging from an enlarged Symmetrix DMX-3 storage array line to new file system software. The storage ...

In a previous entry I wrote about the importance of moving data from primary storage to another platform. The roadblock is how to move that data from expensive storage to secondary storage. The ...

In a significant move towards transparency in the security industry, AMD has made the source code for its Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV) technology publicly available. This technology is a key ...

EMC is to acquire Rainfinity, a network file virtualization software vendor, the storage giant announced Wednesday. The move is part of EMC’s ongoing strategy to reposition itself as an information ...

If you only had a single word to describe what 2005 meant in the world of servers and storage, that word would be “virtualization.” Announcements from IT vendors about what they were virtualizing or ...

EMC Corp. continued its buying spree this week by picking up Kashya Inc., maker of data replication and protection software, for $153 million, and Interlink Group Inc., a professional services firm ...