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Spring is Here and Change is in the Air

Spring is Here and Change is in the Air

by Sunshine on April 23, 2009 in Ocarina, Storage, cloud

While it’s true that Spring has officially been underway for a month, only now do we start to embrace the change in seasons. The smell of burgers wafts across backyards, birds warble away in the trees, and baseball players start rubbing Bengay into their sore muscles. In the storage industry, there are also some changes [...]

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SNW Talk – Building Castles in the Cloud

SNW Talk – Building Castles in the Cloud

by Sunshine on April 2, 2009 in Storage

Great line-up of speakers at Storage Networking World next week in Orlando. Among other highlights, Carter George, VP Products at Ocarina Networks and the lead author here on Online Storage Optimization will give a talk entitled “Building Castles in the Cloud:  Leveraging Cloud Storage Architecture to Lower Costs” on Wednesday, April 8 at 3:05 p.m. [...]

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Nice to be a Finalist

by Mike Davis on January 28, 2009 in Storage

My company Ocarina Networks received word this week that Storage Magazine has named us a Storage Management Category finalist in the Storage Magazine Annual Products of the Year Awards. This is yet another strong validation not only of our business proposition, but of our overall belief that dedupe for online storage–and capacity optimization in general–are [...]

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Looking back at the year of the cloud

by Mike Davis on January 21, 2009 in Storage

In the past year, we’ve seen a massive shift toward the cloud as a viable and trustworthy storage option for many small to medium-sized businesses. As Chris Preimesberger notes in his recent post that 2008 was “all about capacity and the cloud.” Meanwhile, Chuck’s Blog is predicting a new emergence of the “private cloud” which will take the place [...]

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