EMC today announced its next generation mainframe virtual tape library (VTL), a disk drive-based system that emulates tape storage and can include both EMC’s VNX storage array and Data Domain ...

EMC has overhauled its storage line-up, introducing a new family of unified storage products, refreshing software for its Symmetrix VMAX systems and adding new versions of its deduplication storage.

The latest version of EMC’s disk library for mainframe is designed to ease the growth pressure created by so-called “third-platform” applications. The library, DLm 4.3, leverages two concepts for ...

That appliance, the DD160, is also a first for EMC in that it is the first Data Domain model designed for sale only through indirect channels. The DD160 is an entry-level dedupe appliance with a total ...

EMC Corp. has announced its next generation mainframe virtual tape library (VTL). Designed for use in IBM z/OS and Unisys OS2200 environments, EMC says the new DLm6000 is the industry's fastest ...

EMC Corporation, the number one choice of customers for information infrastructure in VMware virtualized and cloud environments according to a recent Wikibon survey, today extended its leadership with ...

EMC on Tuesday made its biggest product launches in years, with a special focus on its new VNX/VNXe family of SMB storage appliances backed by plans to expand its solution provider base by thousands ...

Public clouds will be the next big spot for some enterprises to store data, and EMC wants to help them get there through its arrays. On Tuesday, the company introduced automatic tiering of data from ...

EMC on Tuesday will roll out its largest launch ever with 40 new storage technologies and products aimed directly at undercutting NetApp's footing. The storage giant will show off its new wares at an ...

The new DLm6000 is the only solution that can address the full range of mainframe tape workloads with a single, consolidated all-disk system. For the multimedia ...

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