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Why isn't all storage in a SAN?
By Charles Vallhonrat Despite many years of strong growth in storage migrating to SANs, we still live in a world where a huge amount of storage is still directly attached to servers. Why have we not seen all storage move external for any environment with...
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06-01-2009 4:09 PM
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Is the SAN dead?
By Lee Johns Is the SAN Dead? Well what do you know. A well respected analyst has had the courage to write a paper entitled "Do you really need a SAN anymore?". In his paper Andrew Reichman of Forrester postulates that the promise of the SAN...
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12-10-2008 10:08 PM
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HP BladeSystem and StorageWorks Synergy
By Lee Johns I often get asked why HP BladeSystem and StorageWorks are such a compelling combination. There are multiple reasons and it starts with the cost of connecting to existing fibre channel storage which can be reduced by up to 50% with the reductions...
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11-17-2008 6:26 PM
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Top Ten Reasons Why DAS Will Grow!
By Lee Johns For a number of years now the relentless growth of SANs has overshadowed the Direct Attached Storage market (DAS). Ind e ed market studies have shown that while still a large market, DAS is shrinking. However , recent advances in SAS drives...
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08-26-2008 6:17 PM
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Storage Just got SASsy! VMware set free of the SAN.
By Lee Johns, director of marketing, StorageWorks Entry Storage and Storage Blades, HP Serial Attached SCSI (SAS). Does not sound very exciting really does it? Many of you will know SAS as a class of disk drives found in servers and arrays but how many...
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07-22-2008 2:24 AM
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