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EVault, Inc has announced a new portfolio of EVault® backup appliances, expanding its enterprise–grade appliances to accommodate the backup and recovery needs of any organisation – whether it be a small or medium sized business, a remote office of a large organisation, or an enterprise with growing data stores.

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Partnership demonstrates Phoenix’s expertise in server, storage and networking.

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The new NovaBACKUP DataCenter 5.1 reduces administrative burden for enterprise-wide data protection and increases data availability for VMware virtual environments.

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The Association’s Goals are to Drive Market Education and Advocacy, Focusing on the Critical and Growing Role of Hard Disk Drives in Today’s Data Revolution.

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TDAzlan-SDG, the enterprise division of Tech Data, has appointed Gareth Hansford as UK Managing Director, to lead the company during its next phase of development.

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Asigra Inc. has announced the results of new research on the impact of data growth on backup and recovery pricing and cost containment. The research, commissioned by Asigra and conducted by the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), includes findings from nearly 500 financial and IT decision makers/influencers. The research includes insights on data growth, software pricing preferences, and data recovery trends.

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Enterprise-grade backup and recovery available for organisations of all sizes

HP selects Phoenix to be a Converged Infrastructure Partner

NovaBACKUP DataCenter 5.1 with one-stop backup deployment and replication for VMWare

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