by Robin Harris | Monday, November 27, 2006 | Backup, Future Tech |
Techworld, relying on a article in Arab News, is reporting on an apparent breakthrough in printed data storage, Rainbow Technology, invented by a 24 year old student in India, Sainul Abideen. According to Arab News the Rainbow Versatile Disk . . . can store 90 to 450...
by Robin Harris | Monday, November 20, 2006 | Enterprise, Future Tech |
VMware is a success for EMC, getting the venerable storage company closer to customer I/O generators, their servers, as it can without actually selling servers. NetApp’s Dave Hitz has recently posted about VMware and how NetApp customers are using it. What...
by Robin Harris | Monday, November 20, 2006 | Enterprise, Future Tech |
I thought I learned a lot on my college debate team, but nothing prepared me for the rhetorical devices of high tech marketing. Especially the ones employed by technologists. Next bench marketing, meet next think tank marketing The classic model of successful...
by Robin Harris | Tuesday, November 14, 2006 | Enterprise, Future Tech, NAS, IP, iSCSI |
“There is not a lot of added value in commodity ‘storage bricks’” Commented one feisty StorageMojo.com reader last week. I didn’t agree, but I didn’t have a ready answer, either. But now I do: Rackable Systems. You may have heard of...
by Robin Harris | Friday, November 10, 2006 | Future Tech |
Is Jeff Bezos a brilliant idiot or a lucky visionary? Amazon Web Services are rolling out and getting more play, both pro and con. BusinessWeek online has a recent interview with Bezos, where he outlines what he calls his “developer-facing business” or...
by Robin Harris | Tuesday, November 7, 2006 | Future Tech |
At SNW I met with Claude Lorenson, Ph.D., Group Product Manager for Windows Server Marketing. If you can decode that title and triangulate where he sits in the MS corporate huddle you are a more informed man than I. I’d met Claude several years ago when MS was...
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