Today EMC Corporation is introducing its new purpose-built storage system solution for surveillance needs at the edge, the VNX-VSS100. Along with the VNX-VSS100 array, EMC is also announcing new capabilities for its Isilon scale-out NAS storage, new test and validation capabilities in its labs, and expanded partnerships with security solution providers such as Axis, Genetec,

Today, CloudLink Technologies has collaborated with EMC Corporation to integrate CloudLink's SecureVSA with EMC's RecoverPoint. The collaboration will enable customers to leverage the cloud for their disaster recovery needs. 

Dell has announced a series of new solutions across its enterprise infrastructure and software portfolios at Oracle OpenWorld that focus on helping customers to simplify the deployment of Oracle-based solutions–from mid-sized to large scale enterprises.

Seagate has announced that their Surveillance HDD, the industry's first dedicated surveillance HDD, is now generally available. Featuring Seagate Rescue services, the company's new HDD is built specifically for surveillance and video analytics applications and employs data recovery services designed to restore data from malice or accidental failure, keeping systems in the field longer and

Barracuda Networks Inc. has announced the general availability of the latest version of their appliance that allows businesses to obtain signatures from employees, customers, and partners, Barracuda SignNow version 4.0. The new version release comes as part of Barracuda's Protection Plus initiative.

EMC has announced the general availability of VMAX3, what they are calling “the world’s first Enterprise Data Service Platform.” As we previous said when EMC announced the VMAX family re-architecture, VMAX's enterprise data service model is an approach that can incorporate cloud access, data mobility, and data protection directly with local VMAX arrays. VMAX3 is

There's little Pure Storage likes more than to pour salt into an EMC wound, smash it in there real nice and tight and secure the wound with a staple gun. As is the case now as Pure continues their onslaught against EMC around the XtremIO 3.0 destructive update. While EMC is providing swing gear and services at

Diablo Technologies has announced is has filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court against Netlist, producer of high-performance modular memory subsystems, for unfair business practices that violate Diablo’s Intellectual Property rights.  

Samsung has announced that it has started mass producing the SM1715 3.2TB NVMe PCIe solid state drive based on the company’s 3D V-NAND flash memory technology, which is specifically designed for high-end enterprise server systems. Samsung has indicated that it SM1715 will accelerate the transition to the NVMe interface in the premium server sector, all the while