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Brocade partners with Thales for network-based encryption appliance

Brocade and Thales have combined switching and encryption technologies to create a SAN-based appliance that encrypts data on the fly at high speed and performs centralized key management.

| News | Security | Storage | 10/27/09 at 1:46 pm |


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Cheap SANs boast high-end features

This is a good time to be buying a midrange storage-area network. Gigabytes per dollar is dropping, throughput per dollar is increasing and affordable systems are delivering sophisticated features that used to be reserved for the high end of the market.

| Feature | Storage | 10/05/09 at 8:49 pm |


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For sale: Cisco data center rival Brocade

Brocade has reportedly put itself up for sale, a development that portends significant consolidation within the data center IT industry.

| News | Business | Hardware | Server and data center | Storage | 10/05/09 at 2:20 pm |


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Test Center: SANs tuned for virtualization pack nice surprises

Compellent, Dell, HP, Pillar Data, and roll-your-own Pillar/DataCore bring strong storage management features to XenServer, VMware, and Hyper-V environments

| Product review | Storage | Virtualization | 10/05/09 at 12:38 pm |


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Compellent Storage Center 4.0: Fully-integrated, full-featured 4Gbps Fibre Channel system

Compellent's Storage Center 4.0 offers ease of use, a great feature set, and excellent performance at a good price for a 4Gbps Fibre Channel system. Support and phone-home maintenance is also excellent.

| Product review | Hardware | Storage | 10/05/09 at 12:37 pm |


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