HP awards National Enterprise Storage Reseller distinction to Agio Technology

A provider if IT infrastructure and data management solutions to hedge funds, Agio Technology, has now sought approval from Hewlett Packard Co to act as a national enterprise storage reseller. Agio is a company that manages the complexities arising in technology infrastructure which is essential to smoothly run a hedge fund in today’s competitive market. Only 60 enterprises out of approximately 20,000 HP authorized solution partners in the United States have been awarded with this distinction.

First Annual OpenStorage Summit announced by Nexenta Systems

A global leader in OpenStorage solutions, Nexenta Systems, made an announcement that about hosting the first annual OpenStorage summit from 26 to 27 October 2010. The summit is to be held at the Sheraton Hotel situated in Palo Alto, California. This event can definitely prove to be beneficial to architects, CIOs, IT systems administrators and CTOs who are searching for cost effective and performance oriented storage solutions for their companies and organizations. The event will be featuring who’s who in the OpenStorage industry with case studies and technical presentation by vendors for educating the attendants about how the enterprise storage market is being transformed by the OpenStorage offerings.

Patents awarded to Index Engines Unified Discovery Platform

A leading enterprise discovery solutions provider, Index Engines, made an announcement about receiving the Euro patent # 1 738 260 DE FR GB and US patent #7756837 for its technology behind Index Engines Unified Discovery Platform. The unique approach taken by Index Engines to process enterprise data has received the patent. The approach has made it possible to search and discover data across primary as well as secondary storage. This further validates that Index Engines is the leader in information discovery market and has an innovative way to index enterprise data.

$40 Million Storage Upgrade Planned by Centrelink

Centrelink has made an announcement that it intends to procure equipment for enterprise storage worth around $40 million which includes disks, mainframes, data archiving and data security products.