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| February 5, 2008 02:30 PM EST |
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IBM showed its
DS3000 and DS4000 hard drive storage systems that achieve the best performance,
security and cost-effectiveness in the market. These systems are capable of
handling rapidly growing databases, while at the same time providing fast,
secure access for lesser cost than competing systems. They can also adapt to
changing security requirements on the fly, with the ability to change security
levels on demand in addition to adding even more storage capacity without
interruption.
The road show also demonstrated IBM's capability to help companies reduce costs
involved in maintaining large, sensitive databases, as well as improve
efficiency and reduce complexity while minimizing risks - legal and technical -
whilst insuring compliance.
This ability to streamline the secure storage needs of companies includes
server consolidation, remote recovery sites and data security compliance, while
insuring easy management and various forms of data replication and server
virtualization.
On the process side, IBM showed how it can provide comprehensive solutions that
work seamlessly to assure the security of sensitive data, no matter how large
the application and the level of security required, depending on multiple
primary and secondary data centers that provide backups at all times.
IBM is the leading vendor in storage services giving the company a unique
ability to develop and package a complete solution for customers, including
servers, disk and tape storage, applications, databases, middleware,
networking, business and technical consulting as well as implementation
services.
SYS-CON's Virtualization News Desk trawls the news sources of the world for the latest details of virtualization technologies, products, and market trends, and provides breaking news updates from the Virtualization Conference & Expo.
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