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VMware vSAN test pilots: Don't panic but there's a chance of DATA LOSS
AHCI SATA controller won't play nice with Virtzilla's robo-storage beta
WD unveils new MyBook line: External drives now bigger... and CHEAP
Less than £0.04/GB, but it loses the Thunderbolt speed
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When the SSD came to storage land: How flashy upstarts got their break
Storagebod Startups rush in where vendor giants fear to tread
5 years in storage: Flash mutants, big data and (WTF is) the cloud
So many changes ...to StorageBod's *vocabulary*, at least
Virident bulks up FlashMAX, but it still can't sprint
Flash card's had too many protein shakes and not enough treadmill time
Look out, world! HP's found a use for Autonomy - rescuing Win XP bods
Life-support switch-off deadline looms, wouldn't want anything to happen to your lovely data
Fancy facing an Amazon backup beatdown on cold storage spinners?
Blocks and Files Seagate's EVault arm does, according to storage insiders
Storage array giants eye up cloud rear ends – but will it end in tiers or tears?
Blocks and Files Spooks, schnooks ... NSA isn't going to scare off this money maker
Dedupe-dedupe, dedupe-dedupe-dedupe: Flashy clients crowd around Permabit diamond
3 of the top six flash vendors are casing the OEM dedupe tech, claims analyst
Microsoft lures punters to hybrid storage cloud with free storage arrays
Spend on Azure, get StorSimple box at the low, low price of $0
StorNext gets revamp, Quantum claims 5x data throughput boost
Multi-threaded code, flash, metadata redesign and Infiniband support
Flash biz and virtual database chum: Our tests show we bust spinning rust
Pure Storage and Delphix splatter platters in home-made benchmark
Opinion
Fancy facing an Amazon backup beatdown on cold storage spinners?
Blocks and Files
Seagate's EVault arm does, according to storage insiders
Storage array giants eye up cloud rear ends – but will it end in tiers or tears?
Blocks and Files Spooks, schnooks ... NSA isn't going to scare off this money maker
Those vendor blog sods fog the cogs. Wish they'd slog for user bods
Storagebod Customers are people too
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Those vendor blog sods fog the cogs. Wish they'd slog for user bods
Storagebod Customers are people too
OK, we're flogging a disk array, but cut us open and we bleed TAPE – SpectraLogic
Spinnin' rust? Yarr... we'll be walkin' that plank
Tracking the history of magnetic tape: A game of noughts and crosses
Feature Part Two: 'Tis a spool's paradise, t' be surrrre
Cloud storage biz, one careful owner, six years on the clock... any takers?
Nirvanix keels over, careened by Channel consort, d'ye see?
Wizard of WOS drops screen, reveals TREELLION object storage array
Data Direct Networks prepares to board Amazon S3. It's cutlasses now, lads
Just how flash is your enterprise storage rig?
Minipoll If you're still a rust and tape lover, we want to know
Gorillas, StorageBeers, sexy flash models: It's all here in Speaking in Tech
Podcast Someone's actually USING Google+ Hangouts ... it's the Reg podcast team
Got it taped: The business of tape-based disaster recovery
Feature Taking a risky - or risk free? - hike up Iron Mountain
Open ZFS wielders kick off 'truly open source' dev group
Filesystem daddy Matt Ahrens gives seal of approval
NetApp unveils ONTAP cluster-shuffler: Do it with any vendor, in public or private
Control freak that lets you spread data, workloads across all flavours of cloud
Storage players' lovechild VCE flashes fresh flash additions
Debuts VDI-specific Vblocks, opens arms to VNX2
Flash biz Violin plays for $162m shower of notes - will rivals drown it out?
IPO at end of month, but upstart needs to be heard over the storage array din
NetApp exec veep hands his papers in, shuffles off to mystery startup
Manish 'one step from God' Goel moves to pastures new
New head for disk drive array upstart: Coraid moves CEO to board
And pops ex-NetApp big cheese into hot seat
Tape's NOT dead. WHOMP: This 8.5TB Oracle drive proves it
World's 'fastest, highest capacity' piece of tape kit
Shrinking market doesn't scare the NASty boys of storage
Buffalo, Overland and Seagate still only too pleased to enhance your rack
Storage rage: Like getting a nice steak and being told to only eat 80% of it
Storagebod Hey, vendors, slice a bit off the bill if I'm not supposed to use every byte
