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QLogic brandishes axe over staff, seeks $20m cost savings

Numerous employees at risk of redundancy
Disk Drives

'THINNEST EVER' spinning terabyte beauty slips out of WD fabs

Size-zero drive packs a whopping 143GB per millimetre
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WD Sentinel DX4000

Western Digital promises long hot summer of S&M products

That's small and medium business, of course

Opinion

Dan Crain

Whiptail CEO: Big Blue's flashy BEELLION doesn't faze us

Interview Cannibalising your own lines? Not for us
Rattlesnake

EMC's ViPR: Is it really that venomous?

Storagebod There’s a lot of discussion about what EMC's ViPR is and what it isn’t. How much of this confusion is deliberate and how much is simply the normal of fog of war which pervades the storage industry?
Shane Robison

Former Fusion-io CEO just wasn't that into operations, says new broom

Fusion-io CEO and co-founder David Flynn resigned because he realised he didn't have the operational management skills needed to grow Fusion-io into a global business. That, in a nutshell, is what we understand after talking to replacement CEO Shane Robison.

News

WD's new disk-flogging brainwave will bring you close to tiers

New product, new promises ... how about some new sales?

No Dell, no EMC? Well, HP's storage champ then

Beats IBM at poorly attended storage benchmark party
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HP's plunging storage revenues could yet be saved

Green shoots springing up amidst decline
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Sleeping

Hey, you, dev. What do you mean, storage is BORING?

Storagebod Listen, codemonkey, do you want to take this outside...
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Vendor storage rev percentages by Q

Grim outlook for Big Storage as revenues dip across board

Snapping up the minnows only keeps the wolf at bay for so long

Oz shared services collapse looks bad for NetApp

Central IT agency didn't deliver, likely to quit storage-as-a-service caper
The Register breaking news

Samsung flogs slim, flashy new model: Protection included

Samsung has upgraded its SM843 server-level SSD, doubling its capacity and tripling its endurance.
cloud_channel

What's that Dell? You're out? HDS punts pay-per-use cloud storage

Hitachi Data Services will begin offering pay-per-use cloud storage services to its customers and for use by service providers to build their own services as part of its Cloud Service Provider programme.