Druva extends reach into UK Public Sector

New partnership strengthens presence through G-Cloud and supports move by organisations to public cloud services for data protection.

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GB Labs to launch shared storage range at IBC 2016

This year at IBC, GB Labs will be launching a new shared storage range called Fast NAS which seamlessly combines the benefits of hard disk drive (HDD) and Solid State Drive (SSD) in one box.

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Cloudian deploys Amazon S3-compatible on-premises object storage

HyperStore is now available in AWS Marketplace with pay-as-you-go usage, tracking, and billing direct from AWS.

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Virtual Instruments partners with GCH

Workload Analysis & Modeling suite now available to broader IT market.

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Zerto partners with Claranet

Claranet Group to offer Zerto Disaster Recovery as a Service to its virtualised customers.

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Revolutionising recovery cycles and revenue impacts

Quality Service and Support are critical to the success of Interstate National Corporation, a leading nationwide provider of service contracts and extended warranty programs.

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Newest member of the Veritas appliances portfolio helps organisations extend availability,...
National Library of Scotland is digitising thousands of assets each week and storing them on...
Kroll Ontrack has announced its annual list of the top 10 data disasters from 2015....
DataCore has published the results of its sixth annual survey, designed to explore the impact of...
CMR Surgical and Microsoft have engaged on a proof of concept to store clinical data from CMR’s...
Nexsan, a StorCentric Company, has launched its Unity™ Third Generation 3300 and 7900 enterprise...
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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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