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It is widely acknowledged that data is exploding and companies are now being forced to manage petabytes instead of terabytes.

Data storage continues to evolve as technology advances. Over the last 100 plus years advances have increased at an exponential rate.

Why is it when I discuss storage with a prospect, they want to know what brand I'm selling, yet when we discuss cloud storage, the storage brand name never comes up?

Company makes $1 billion investment in Flash; opens new Centers of Competency for client engagements; announces Flash deal with Sprint.

The latest craze in storage is something called Hybrid storage. By definition, Hybrid storage is data storage that uses flash or DRAM, typically in SSD format, for performance along with slow spinning SATA or SAS HDD for capacity.

Normally I leave future predictions to fools and meteorologists. But the business of IT is changing so fast that I feel the urge to give future predicting a shot. So in the next 1 to 2 years, here is what I think will happen.

It's that time of year. Time to create my holiday storage wish list. Time to dream about all of the storage toys that promise to make life easier and fill me with joy, just like I do every year.

RDX QuikStation provides users with affordable, removable and automated backup and archive for small businesses.

Once a year, at the beginning of the new fiscal year, DataSpan holds its' national sales meeting to celebrate the previous year's accomplishments and set direction for the coming year.

I am winding up a six-week internal training session on our storage solutions and if there is anything that rang loud and clear, it’s that storage is complicated. For a number of reasons. Why? Let’s look.