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NetApp acquires backup-software firm
April 7, 2005 Storage specialist Network Appliance signs an agreement to acquire Alacritus Software.Network Appliance benefits from data storage demand
March 13, 2000 In the past five months, investors have been seduced by the maker of high-speed data storage server computers, sending its stock up from about $31 in November to its Friday closing price of $238.66.NetApp files patent suit against Sun
September 5, 2007 Network Appliance alleges Sun Microsystems' ZFS storage software violates seven of its patents, seeks permanent injunction.IBM, NetApp join forces against EMC
April 6, 2005 The two storage technology makers are teaming up to challenge EMC through a new branding and distribution agreement.NetApp enters SMB market
June 26, 2006 Network Appliance offers a new storage product line to small-medium business customers, a fast-growth market increasingly crowded with rivals.Analysts: Storage is on the move
August 20, 2003 The storage industry is gathering strength, driven by factors such as growing amounts of data and lower prices for networked storage products, according to a new report.NetApp unpacks entry-level storage boxes
September 22, 2003 Storage device maker Network Appliance debuts lower-cost systems hardware aimed at smaller companies and at enterprise customers that use distributed computing.Red Hat, NetApp work for iSCSI Linux support
December 6, 2004 Red Hat Enterprise Linux update 4 will include iSCSI support in cooperation with the storage system maker.Network Appliance takes helm of Spinnaker
November 4, 2003 The storage technology maker acquires rival server and software manufacturer, Spinnaker Networks, in a $300 million stock deal.Red Hat names North American sales chief
January 14, 2005 Lynne Corddry previously worked for Unisys, Network Appliance, Silicon Graphics Inc. and Digital Equipment Corporation.Microsoft pumps up NAS performance
August 21, 2003 The software maker next month will launch new software and a time-tested strategy--undercutting prices--in an attempt to grab a larger share of the enterprise storage market.Data security and regulatory illusions
July 21, 2006 NetApp's Suresh Vasudevan says staying out of trouble means more than following Washington's compliance mandates.Storage software market grows by 10 percent
December 13, 2005 The worldwide storage software market marks eight consecutive quarters of double-digit year-on-year growth.Upstart storage companies aim for niches
October 21, 2003 Isilon Systems is targeting its networked storage device at digital content companies, while Panasas is focusing on organizations that use Linux clusters.NetApp to buy security company
June 16, 2005 Company says its purchase of Decru will help it compete in the market to secure sensitive customer data.Novell, NetApp pledge allegiance to Linux group
December 10, 2003 The software maker and the storage company join the influential Open Source Development Lab, one of the main groups promoting Linux for businesses.Storage software sees continued growth
June 13, 2005 Worldwide revenue reaches $2.1 billion, about 15 percent more than a year ago, IDC report says.IBM tool targets data compliance
February 19, 2004 Big Blue, eager to cash in on recent data-handling rules, is set to unveil a device that aims to help clients comply with regulations.Veritas upgrades storage management for Windows
October 6, 2003 Adding to Microsoft's momentum in the data storage world, Veritas Software is expanding the support of a storage resource application for Windows operating systems.IBM, TI and others go for HyperTransport
August 11, 2003 Big Blue, Texas Instruments, EMC and four others are joining the HyperTransport consortium, a move that will likely expand the places where the chip-to-chip connection gets used.
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