Storage leaders EMC and Network Appliance, with dueling approaches to the storage market, are releasing new top-end products that target each other, large competitors and a host of start-ups. On ...

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Some people find being spurned as a reason to be hostile. Others react by trying even harder for the object of their affections. EMC seems to be doing both, upping its hostile bid for Data Domain to ...

EMC released a new storage system Wednesday to sharpen competition with leading rival Network Appliance and to simplify its own engineering. The new NS600 is a network-attached storage (NAS) system ...

EMC’s all-cash bid to buy Data Domain is going to be hard to beat, according to Stifel Nicolaus analyst Aaron Rakers. EMC’s US$1.8 billion bid, announced Monday, is worth $30 per share in cash, a 20 ...

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EMC has scored another victory over storage rival NetApp by purchasing Data Domain, a merger which widens the technological gap between the companies in the fast-growing data de-duplication market.

Titans of the storage industry EMC and NetApp could be seen as two companies that have some of the most to lose with the advent of cloud computing technology popularizing in the market: As companies ...

This was originally posted on ZDNet's Between the Lines. EMC swooped in Monday with a $1.8 billion, or $30 a share, offer for Data Domain. The rub: rival NetApp already had a plan to buy the Santa ...

Joe Tucci, the CEO of data storage vendor EMC, isn't your typical Silicon Valley-Cambridge technology executive, less Steve Jobs than swift jabs and uppercuts. So I wouldn't be surprised if he dropped ...

The storage leaders EMC and Network Appliance are releasing new top-end products that target each other, large competitors and a host of start-ups. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 ...