Netgear has announced the release of ReadyNAS Surveillance, an integrated IP surveillance solution that incorporates surveillance software, storage, switching, and network management. Designed to work with existing infrastructure, ReadyNAS Surveillance is intended to serve organizations that need a relatively small number of cameras, but also need flexible endpoint options and access to recorded video via

Whiptail has launched Invicta, a new enterprise-class solid state storage array, as well as Accela, the next generation of Whiptail’s most widely-deployed flash storage array, the XLR8r. Accela and Invicta join Whiptail’s family of NAND flash storage products, providing a pathway from initial provisioning with Accela up to scale out storage systems with Invicta as

NaviSite has introduced NaviCloud Intelligent Storage (NCIS), enabling organizations to store, manage, and protect distributed, unstructured content. NCIS offers IT divisions a managed cloud storage solution that complements existing storage and retention requirements and addresses new business needs for mobility and on-demand storage. NCIS joins NaviSite’s established enterprise-class hosting, managed application, managed messaging and managed

Nexsan has announced service and support enhancements for its SAN, NAS and Hybrid Storage customers to complement an expanded product portfolio that includes virtualized infrastructure and cloud computing. Nexsan’s new Concierge managed services include 24/7 hardware monitoring and automatic dispatch, enhanced international support, onsite and online training, and global on-demand response from support engineers.

NEC has updated HYDRAstor OpenStorage for Symantec NetBackup, with Optimized Synthetics technology that allows clients to replace full backups with incremental ones. Symantec is providing an API for partners to integrate with NetBackup as part of the "Better Backup for All" program, and NEC is using this integration to leverage HYDRAstor’s processing power and integrated

OCZ has reported their most recent quarter which ended February 29th. Revenue for the quarter was a record $110.4 million, up from $103.1 million in the prior quarter and $64.6 million from the same quarter last year. Of the quarter’s $110 million in revenues, SSD sales drove $103.2 million. During the call Ryan Petersen announced new products

When evaluating SSDs in the consumer space, the buyer can get easily confused with the dizzying array of options. Rather than consolidating in the last year, the client SSD space continues to explode. Well, that's not entirely accurate, the number of manufacturers selling SSDs has increased, though the variation in solutions has not. To put

StorageReview has added a new Mac Mini to our test lab for enhanced compatibility testing for 2.5" consumer SSDs and benchmarking new Thunderbolt storage solutions. While most SSD buyers are Windows users, there is still a strong base of Mac owners who want to ensure an SSD is compatible with their system before going through

HGST has achieved interoperability between their 12Gb/s SAS drive, 12Gb/s SAS HBAs and expanders from LSI and PMC-Sierra. Doubling the data transfer rates of current-generation SAS interfaces is not enough to ensure broad adoption of 12Gb/s products — vendors like HGST that can guarantee backwards compatibility with existing enterprise storage systems will have an advantage