DataCore’s recent SPC-1 published numbers have been making quite the splash in the industry. If you missed them, here’s a link to their article about them. The reactions from the storage…
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It’s no secret DataCore is one of our favorite products for larger companies. Not only does it seamlessly abstract the storage, eliminating silos, but it provides a very functional high…
DataCore recently launched 10.0 PSP1. While the name sounds like it is just another incremental upgrade on their admittedly already amazing software, this is far more than a simple PSP…
The phone rang at 7am one morning: “Hey, we’ve got a big problem.” “What’s up?” “I just got a call that the air conditioner’s condenser pump went out, the room is…
DataCore released its newest version of SANsymphony back in April. Of course, there are new features to it, so if you are a DCIE you must get up to speed…
Before you deploy any updated software, it’s important to test it in a lab first. DataCore recently released the newest version of its software, SANsymphony-V. First things first, you will…
DataCore Software Wins 2010 Storage Award for “Virtualization Product of the Year” DataCore’s SANmelody endorsed as the critical dimension for a successful, three-dimensional virtualization environment. READING, United Kingdom and FORT…
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