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This article is part of the December 2012 Vol. 11 No. 10 issue of Which data storage technologies will reshape storage shops in 2013?
About the survey The Storage magazine/SearchStorage.com Quality Awards are designed to identify and recognize products that have proven their quality and reliability in actual use. Results are derived from a survey of qualified readers who assess products in five main categories: sales-force competence, initial product quality, product features, product reliability and technical support. Our methodology incorporates statistically valid polling that eliminates market share as a factor. Indeed, our objective is to identify the most reliable products on the market regardless of vendor name, reputation or size. Products are rated on a scale of 1.00 to 8.00, where 8.00 is the best score. A total of 378 respondents provided 468 tape library evaluations. The seventh edition of Storage magazine's Quality Awards for tape storage systems tallied tape users' ratings for service and reliability, and Spectra Logic came out on top twice. It seems when Spectra Logic Corp. is in it, the company wins it. The "it" in this case is the Storage magazine/ SearchStorage.com ... Access >>>
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Hot data storage technologies for 2013
by Andrew Burton, Rich Castagna, Todd Erickson, John Hilliard, Sonia Lelii, Dave Raffo and Carol Sliwa
These six storage technologies will play pivotal roles in transforming data centers in 2013.
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Spectra Logic gets midrange and enterprise tape storage systems awards
by Rich Castagna
The seventh edition of our Quality Awards for tape storage systems tallied tape users' ratings for service and reliability, and Spectra Logic came out on top twice.
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Hot data storage technologies for 2013
by Andrew Burton, Rich Castagna, Todd Erickson, John Hilliard, Sonia Lelii, Dave Raffo and Carol Sliwa
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Data deduplication technology today and tomorrow
by George Crump
It may seem like data deduplication for backup has been around forever, but there are plenty of companies that have yet to add dedupe to their backup operations.
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Unified storage systems favored for efficiency and convenience
by Rich Castagna
Arrays that combine block and file storage in a single box -- also known as multiprotocol arrays or unified storage systems -- are more popular now than ever before.
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Data deduplication technology today and tomorrow
by George Crump
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Columns
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Vendor surveys, analyst predictions and other piffle
by Rich Castagna
Vendors and their cohorts at the big IT think tanks offer a steady stream of predictions and survey data; but is any of it useful?
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Are black holes slowing the evolution of storage technology?
by Jon William Toigo
Not-so-heavenly bodies are scooping up smaller data storage companies threatening innovation in the storage universe.
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Private cloud backup needs to get better
by Jason Buffington
There are several ways to back up private cloud data, but none of them is ideal.
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iSCSI storage system innovation coming from SMB products
by Jeff Boles
Don't look now, but a lot of the innovation in iSCSI storage systems is coming from midrange iSCSI vendors.
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Vendor surveys, analyst predictions and other piffle
by Rich Castagna
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