As a leader in open iSCSI SAN Virtualization and Acceleration solutions, SANRAD is frequently in the news. In this section, you’ll find a broad range of topics, including SANRAD thought leadership articles featured in major IT publications.
Computer Technology Review
Maximizing the Impact of Flash in Virtualized Data Centers
Q&A with Dr. Allon Cohen of SANRAD
BICSI News
Boosting Data Center SAN Performance with Network Based Flash
Processor Magazine
Network World
SANRAD enhances virtualization software with flash
Virtualization World
SANRAD’s VXL software accelerates virtual machines by leveraging host-based FLASH cache
SearchStorage.com
Sanrad adds flash solid-state storage caching software, more news
eWEEK.com
Optimizing Storage for Virtual Servers
Enterprise Systems Journal
businessweek.com
Storage virtualization for high availability
STORAGE Magazine
TIMING IS EVERYTHING
FC SAN and iSCSI ---Duel or Co-existence
searchstorage.com
Hospital stitches in iSCSI switch for virtual DR
Processor Magazine
University of Denver Capitalizes on SANRAD Technology
Data Storage Connection
SANRAD Finalist for Prestigious UK Award
Computer Reseller News (CRN)
SANRAD Aims At Virtual And Physical Servers
Byte and Switch
SANRAD Launches New Switches
ServerWatch
V-Switch: Pools Diverse Storage Arrays for iSCSI Access
IT Business Edge
SANRAD Switches Aid Virtual Management
Computer Technology Review
SANRAD Introduces V-Switches for Storage Virtualization, Management, and DR
Data Storage Connection
New SANRAD V-Switches Deliver Robust, Economical Storage Services For Virtual Enterprises
searchstorage.com
Data Center Saves on Backup with V-Switch
Data Storage Connection
Maximize ROI on iSCSI
Storage Magazine
Finalists 2007 Storage Products of the Year
Data Storage Connection
Server Virtualization: The Tip Of The Iceberg
Business Solutions
Maximizing The Virtualization Opportunity
Computer Technology Review
FC SAN and iSCSI ---Duel or Co-existence
Byte & Switch
SANRAD Reports Record Sales
Data Storage Connection
Regional Data Center Gives High Marks To SANRAD

