American Datacenters chooses NAKIVO

Leading service provider offers VM Backup-as-a-Service to SMB clients across USA leveraging NAKIVO Backup & Replication Cloud Provider Edition, and reduces licensing costs for clients by 50%, while saving at least 3 hours per client deployment.

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QLogic and Brocade to accelerate innovation in Storage Area Networks

QLogic and Brocade Communications have announced a broad technology alliance agreement that will enhance end-to-end storage connectivity for end users and accelerate innovation in Storage Area Networks.

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Tackling data growth, performance and virtual sprawl

Symantec has announced the latest version of its NetBackup solution, bringing new functionality to protect the largest scale VMware-based environments as enterprises move to a software-defined data centre architecture. NetBackup 7.6 is the only backup product designed for enterprise level scale, which can accommodate hundreds of thousands of virtual machines and petabytes of data while giving customers 400x faster virtual machine recovery than a standard restore. IT organisations can now...

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How Clifton College solved its data backup problems

Clifton College is one of the UK’s leading co-educational independent schools. Cristie Data provides the Bristol-based private school with a fully managed, scalable and reliable cloud backup solution that protects pupil data and can easily scale to meet future data growth.

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