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As if they needed more stress, organizations are facing evolving and increasingly stringent compliance regulations from the Payment Card Industry, as well as Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA and others. Here are a few security compliance products that can make the audit process less excruciating.

Here are 10 of the distributor's hottest new offerings winning over solution providers.

New smartphones from Sony, Motorola and the first-ever Twitter-only mobile device -- the TwitterPeek -- headline a busy week for handset makers as the holiday shopping season heats up.

STORAGE

Cloud Engines updates the Pogoplug, which connects your USB drive to the Internet to access and share your files with anyone or a select set of users from anywhere, according to the company.

[10:41 AM, November 20, 2009]

Dell reported large declines in its fiscal third quarter 2010 revenue and income compared to the same period last year, with enterprise and SMB drops leading the way.

[07:46 PM, November 19, 2009]

The Axxana Phoenix System helps organizations achieve zero-data-loss disaster recovery without distance limits in a cost-effective manner when compared with traditional mirroring.

[02:30 PM, November 18, 2009]

Riverbed said it plans to unveil a virtual version of its Steelhead WAN acceleration appliance and a virtual iSCSI storage product for accessing applications and data on public cloud computing infrastructures.

[12:28 PM, November 18, 2009]

Quantum is positioning its new Scalar i40 and i80 tape libraries as the channel alternative to libraries currently on the market, which it says competitors OEM from the same vendor.

[05:28 PM, November 17, 2009]

Small business backups are tough, but 3X Systems enables solution providers to build a mini storage cloud with a new backup appliance that keeps up with mobile and desktop PCs.

[01:00 PM, November 17, 2009]

Terremark gains an immediate route to market in storage backup services with the $11.5 million acquisition of DS3 DataVaulting.

[07:17 PM, November 13, 2009]

Cisco fired the first round against HP and IBM with its UCS offering which includes blade servers and a close EMC relationship, but now HP is firing back with the acquisition of 3Com, setting the stage for a new polarization in the data center.

[05:12 PM, November 11, 2009]

LG Electronics has delivered what reviewers believe is a thumbs-up approach that could provide small or midsize businesses with another weapon in data storage and backup. The LG Blu-ray NAS N4B1N combines the network connectivity and capacity of a network-attached storage (NAS) device with the flexibility of Blu-ray backup capability. The result: a unique approach to network storage that provides two ways to protect valuable data.

[11:29 AM, November 11, 2009]

The medical industry is still very early in its move to adopt telemedicine, which enables the remote treatment of patients, but changes in health care processes and the adoption of new technology are still significant barriers.

[09:40 AM, November 11, 2009]

ProStor is increasing the capacity of its RDX removable hard drives to 640 GB this year and 1TB next year, and says the cartridges are a better choice than tape for archiving.

[06:49 PM, November 10, 2009]

New desktops, thin clients, servers, storage and printing tools are aimed at what Hewlett-Packard believes is a $55 billion market for the HP portfolio in the U.S.

[08:19 PM, November 09, 2009]

Axxana Nabs $9M in Venture Funding For Black Box Technology

The Axxana Phoenix System helps organizations achieve zero-data-loss disaster recovery without distance limits in a cost-effective manner when compared with traditional mirroring.