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• Applied Micro Circuits
• Clearpace Software
• 3X Systems
• Syncplicity
• Enfra Networks
• iStor Networks

Applied Micro Circuits

AMCC designs, develops, manufactures, and markets silicon networking solutions for global wide area networks (WAN) and storage area networks (SAN). The company’s proven design expertise, coupled with...

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Clearpace Software

Clearpace Software Ltd is a software company that provides archive store technology for the long-term retention and analysis of structured data within the enterprise. The Clearpace NParchive...

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3X Systems

3x Systems Data Backup was formed when a security systems engineer found nothing on the market that delivered the practical, intuitive features he needed to ensure company data was 100% duplicated and...

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Syncplicity

Syncplicity was founded with a simple vision: Your computer should empower you, not slow you down. Our goal is to create a new way of managing files to liberate people from worrying about how and...

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Enfra Networks

"The Enfra program facilitates the remote management or consolidation of files in a variety of devices, from home PCs to office PCs to handsets to PDAs, and to share them with others on the...

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iStor Networks

iStor Networks is a leading provider of iSCSI network storage solutions. iSCSI IP based storage area networks (SAN) represent the fastest growing segment of the storage industry and iStor is uniquely...

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HP makes a $360 million acquisition in storage
Oct 1, 2008 - 0 comments

LeftHand Networks Delivers Entry-level SAN for Virtualized Environments
Feb 12, 2009 - 0 comments

HP kills lefthand software-only option
Feb 11, 2009 - 0 comments

Virtual Iron Joins LeftHand Networks’ Technology Alliance Program
Nov 4, 2008 - 0 comments

HP Offers $360 Million For Storage Player LeftHand Networks
Oct 1, 2008 - 0 comments