Chris Preimesberger

Data storage and security vendor Symantec Jan. 29 introduced a new integrated information security and archiving suite of applications that offers

Hiring someone outside the company to store, manage and protect all a company's data is a gutsy thing to do, for any storage executive or administrator.

Data storage analyst and consultant Coughlin Associates will reveal a survey report Jan. 6 at the Storage Visions conference in Las Vegas that predicts an

U.S. businesses are going to have to change the way they handle electronically stored information when new federal rules go into effect Dec. 1. The new

STANFORD, Calif. -- Philanthropist Bill Gates is able to take things a little slower these days, since he doesn't have to worry anymore about the

eBay, like Xerox and Google, is fast becoming its own generic verb for what it does ("Oh, just eBay it"). And when a company itself becomes the name for

Microsoft is hooking up with IBM for the first time to help large companies handle an increasingly worrisome problem: e-mail archiving for e-discovery,

Suddenly, tape in old-fashioned cassettes—technology that is, um, 55 years old—has become the new turf in the latest war between two very

EMC continues to enjoy a substantial lead in both market share and total revenue in the worldwide storage software market, but third-place IBM is

Sun Microsystems and a major California power supplier, Pacific Gas & Electric, Aug. 15 announced an unusual joint incentive program that will give $700

Cyber-thieves who hacked into the ATM information of at least 800 retail customers in California and Oregon have stolen as much as $700,000 from personal

The city of Pasadena, Calif. selected EarthLink Aug. 1 to enter into final negotiations to build, own and operate a 23-square mile citywide municipal