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  • MySQL Adds Automation to Enterprise Subscription Service

    MySQL Adds Automation to Enterprise Subscription Service

    Elizabeth Millard

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    Open-source database developer MySQL announced a new version of its commercial subscription service, which will feature automated technology designed to help users monitor their databases more effectively. MySQL Enterprise is available as an annual subscription in four different service tiers. The highest level, Platinum, contains components such as enterprise server software, network monitoring and advisory… Read more

  • Axiom System Extends to Entry-Level, Enterprise Markets

    Axiom System Extends to Entry-Level, Enterprise Markets

    Elizabeth Millard

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    Network storage systems provider Pillar Data Systems is expanding beyond its midmarket roots with systems that target both small businesses and larger enterprises. New enhancements and configurations options in its Axiom Storage line will give entry-level customers a full data services suite and larger customers a more high-availability infrastructure. At the small-to-medium end of the… Read more

  • Calence to Acquire Global Data Systems, Texas Presence

    Calence to Acquire Global Data Systems, Texas Presence

    John Hazard

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    Calence, which is fast becoming one of the nation’s largest service providers, agreed on Oct. 16 to acquire the Texas operations of Global Data Systems, a nationwide VAR. The acquisition increases Calence’s presence in the education and public sector spaces and several key Texas markets—Austin, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Houston, Laredo, McAllen, San Angelo and San… Read more

  • Are Accurate Delivery Dates Too Much to Ask for?

    Are Accurate Delivery Dates Too Much to Ask for?

    Steven Vaughan-Nichols

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    I’m not cynical enough. No, really. I got my nose rubbed into that recently. A good friend of mine wanted to know where—not when—he could buy Vista. I, old and wise in the way of technology vendors, shrugged my shoulders and said, “You can’t,” and then gave the Reader Digest’s version of why Vista hasn’t… Read more

  • Itemfield to Integrate with Oracle

    Itemfield to Integrate with Oracle

    Scott Ferguson

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    Itemfield, a maker of universal data transformation software, announced Oct. 16 that it has started a new collaboration with Oracle. The company, based in San Mateo, Calif., said that it would begin to integrate its ContentMaster software, which automates data transformation, with Oracle’s Warehouse Builder 10g Release 2. Itemfield’s software transforms data into high-performance and… Read more

  • Xiotech Adds iSCSI Storage to Magnitude Line

    Xiotech Adds iSCSI Storage to Magnitude Line

    Elizabeth Millard

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    Data storage company Xiotech has added the Magnitude 750, a user-installable iSCSI storage area network system, to its line of storage management products. Designed as an entry-level system, the Magnitude 750 requires little or no prior storage system knowledge, and provides up to 12TB of IP-based storage. The SAN comes in dual and single controller… Read more