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IBM SVC – SAN Volume Controller Product Analysis
2012-04-24, $1999.00The document provides and analysis of IBM's SVC, virtualization controller product. The SVC competes with EMC VPlex, Hitachi Data Systems USP V, NetApp V-Series, FalconStor NSS, and DataCore
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DataCore SANsymphony-V & SANmelody Product Analysis
2011-12-28, $1999.00Product Analysis of DataCore's SANsymphony and SANmelody SAN Virtualization products
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SNW Fall 2011 – SNIA Tutorial: Storage Optimization for VDI
By: Russ Fellows, 2011-10-11, FreeRuss’ presentation explores the critical storage features needed for Virtual Desktop Initiatives (VDI). The focus is on storage system features required to meet the performance, and the critical TCO levels necessary for a successful VDI project. The recommendations are taken from hands on experience implanting VDI projects in mid-sized and large IT environments. Particular attention
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SAN Virtualization Comparison Matrix
2011-09-21, $1999.00SAN storage virtualization matrix covering DataCore, FalconStor, Hitachi/HDS, HP, IBM, LSI and NetApp. Future release of the matrix will contain information on EMC VPlex
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EMC VPLEX Product Analysis
2011-08-18, $1999.00Analysis of EMC's VPLEX Virtualized Storage product
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Optimizing VDI Price – Performance
By: Russ Fellows, 2011-04-28, 0.00, FreeVirtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) projects are experiencing significant interest from both business and IT users. Evaluator Group has been speaking with a number of organizations piloting and deploying VDI projects. Successful VDI deployments have common aspects that deliver both the user experience desired, while meeting the cost and operational efficiencies’ desired. In particular, success as
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Automated Tiering without Data Migration
By: John Webster, 2011-03-02, 0.00, FreeAutomated tiering drove many storage technology discussions in 2010. We saw EMC introduce FAST—EMC’s approach to implementing SSD among its primary disk storage platforms. We also saw the acquisition of 3PAR by HP and Compellent by Dell. 3PAR’s InForm and Compellent’s Fluid Data platforms feature automated, in-the-box storage tiering where data is shuttled among SSD,
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FalconStor NSS SAN Virtualization Product Brief
2010-11-22, $1499.00Product analysis of FalconStor's SAN Virtualization offering,
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HP SAN Virtualization Services Platform (SVSP) Product Brief
2010-11-01, $1499.00Analysis of HP's SAN Virtualization Service Platform
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QLogic 3GCNA: NexGen Fabric Convergence
By: John Webster, 2010-10-30, 0.00, Free2010 has been a time of unprecedented change. As server and storage virtualization deployments advance, virtual desktop implementations in the thousands of units are also added to the IT agenda. And while it’s become an old storage industry saw, capacity growth continues unabated. In spite of widespread acceptance of facilities like data compression, deduplication, and
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EMC Product Analysis Invista
2007-07-01Competitive virtualization alternatives to Invista include 3PAR InServ Series with partner Incipient running on Cisco MDS 9000 switches storage services module (SSM), FalconStor IPStor; the Hitachi Universal Storage Platform (USP), and Hitachi Network Storage Controller (NSC) with virtualization support enabled; the IBM San Volume Controller (SVC); and Symmantec’s Virtual Volume Manager
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HDS Hardware Product Analysis USP
2006-11-01This Document provides an overview and analysis of the Hitachi Data Systems TagmaStore Universal Storage Platform (USP) that was announced in September 2004. Sun Microsystems resell the same product, along with the same software options, as the Sun StorEdge 9990 Series
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