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Jan 14, 2025 |
techtarget.com | Rich Castagna |Paul Crocetti |Kelly Richardson |Erin Sullivan |Tom Walat
Driven in part by a rise in AI workloads, enterprise data storage must deal with heavy and ever-increasing volumes. Storage products must handle it all simply and efficiently, as well as securely, due to the prevalence of cyberthreats. Winners in the 23rd edition of the TechTarget Storage Products of the Year show that buyers have options to address these difficult asks.
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Oct 15, 2024 |
techtarget.com | Paul Crocetti
ArticleExperts detail cloud backup market evolution, where it's headedAs part of TechTarget's 20th anniversary, we're taking a look at some of the top trends and technologies in IT over those years. Here, experts discuss the newer cloud backup trend. Read NowArticleConverged secondary storage changes (almost) everythingConverged secondary storage brings important benefits but also crucial choices. Learn the advantages and what you must do, and what questions to ask, in order to reap them.
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Oct 15, 2024 |
techtarget.com | Paul Crocetti
Article Compression, deduplication and encryption: What's the difference? Learn the distinctions and similarities among data compression, dedupe and encryption as these data protection methods gain importance in everyday storage. Read Now Editor's noteBackup deduplication, which reduces storage needs by eliminating redundant data, has moved from cutting-edge technology to mainstream staple.
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Oct 1, 2024 |
lemagit.fr | Paul Crocetti
Une startup déjà très proche de VeeamSelon d’autres analystes, l’intérêt de Veeam se serait aussi porté sur le modèle économique d’Alcion : son service est facturé à l’abonnement, à raison de quelques euros par mois et par utilisateur. Veeam souhaiterait adopter ce système pour le reste de son catalogue. Il est à noter qu’il s’agit là du deuxième rachat par Veeam d’une entreprise fondée par les ingénieurs Niraj Tolia et Vaibhav Kamra. La première n’était autre que Kasten, en 2020.
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Sep 27, 2024 |
techtarget.com | Paul Crocetti
Veeam embarks on the acquisition path again with its purchase of Alcion. The deal brings several employees that specialize in AI and as-a-service knowledge. ByPaul Crocetti,Executive EditorPublished: 27 Sep 2024 One year after investing in Microsoft 365 backup-as-a-service provider Alcion, Veeam Software acquired the startup with roots in AI and security. Analysts and Veeam executives said the acquisition will strengthen Veeam's budding as-a-service offerings.
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