EMC buys Calif. data-backup software company
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Data storage company EMC Corp. of Hopkinton acquired Dantz Development Corp. of Walnut Creek, Calif., the latest move by EMC to strengthen its presence in small and midsize markets.
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SEPTEMBER 03, 2004  - Storage vendor EMC Corp. today named Jeffrey Nick as its chief technology officer. Nick is an IBM veteran who helped design the company&#39;s on-demand computing initiative and led its grid computing strategy.
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EMC said it planned to sell 10 percent of its fast-growing software subsidiary, VMware, in an initial public offering this summer.
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Data storage provider EMC Corp. continued its torrid run of acquisitions yesterday with an agreement to buy Smarts Inc., a maker of software for managing corporate data networks, for $260 million in cash.
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In its pursuit of one-stop storage shop superstardom, Storage Technology Corp. (StorageTek) has bought Storability Software Inc. and got hold of its enterprise storage resource manager product.
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EMC acquired privately held Voyence for its network change and configuration management software.
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EMC announced plans Wednesday to offer 10% of its virtualization software subsidiary in an initial public offering.
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It's pretty clear which one is wearing the trousers EMC and Fujitsu Siemens Computers (FSC) have expanded and extended their 10 year old strategic alliance. The two will work together on advanced data centre architectures, while FSC will also provide services for the EMC midrange storage that it sells in Europe.â¦
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EMC introduced updated VMware products that include backup technologies it gained with last year's purchase of Avamar Inc.
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Money is like manure. You have to spread it around or it smells EMC has grown bored of sitting on a fat pile of VMware IPO cash and reportedly dropped $76m for web-based automated backup outfit Mozy.â¦
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Virtual circle EMC Corporation has announced new data deduplication capabilities in EMC Avamar version 3.7, which now also supports VMware Consolidated Backup (VCB) for the protection and reduction of backup times within and across virtual machines.â¦
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EMC Corp , the No. 1 maker of corporate data storage equipment, reported quarterly profit that beat Wall Street forecasts and boosted a stock buyback on Thursday.
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EMC Corp. EMC.N  on Tuesday said it  has agreed to acquire Smarts Inc., a privately held maker of  event automation and real-time network systems management  software, for about $260 million in cash.
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OCTOBER 12, 2004 (MACCENTRAL) - Hopinkton, Mass.-based EMC Corp. announced today that it has acquired Retrospect backup software maker Dantz Development Corp.
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EMC Corp., computer storage maker, will buy Smarts Inc., known for its InCharge real-time network systems management software, for $260 million.
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- Data storage company EMC Corp.'s  subsidiary, VMware, said it expects its initial public offering to be priced between $23 and $25 per share.
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(InfoWorld) - EMC and Symantec missed out on a boom in storage software sales in the second quarter, according to research by IDC. While the worldwide market for storage software grew 8.6 percent from a year earlier, to $2.5 billion, revenue from storage software dropped 3.2 percent at EMC and slipped 1.8 percent at Symantec. EMC remained the market leader, with storage software sales of $654 million and a 26.4 percent share of the market, but its share fell from 29.6 percent in the second quarter of 2005. EMC'sÂ share has been slidingÂ since 2004, according to previous IDC figures. Symantec, in second place, saw sales drop to $468 million and its share of the market slide to 18.9 percent from 20.9 percent a year earlier, according to IDC. SymantecÂ acquired storage software specialist Veritas SoftwareÂ in July 2005: IDC compared Symantec's latest storage software revenue with combined figures for the two companies before the merger. Storage software sales at IBM grew 34.9 percent year on year to $311 million, taking its share of the market to 12.5 percent, from 10.1 percent a year earlier. Network Appliance, in fourth place, grew even faster: its revenue from storage software jumped 57.5 percent to $222 million, giving it 9 percent of the market, up from 6.2 percent. This allowed it to overtake Hewlett-Packard, where storage software revenue slipped 2.7 percent and market share dropped to 5.7 percent from 6.3 percent a year earlier, IDC said. This is the 11th consecutive quarter of growth in storage software sales, IDC said. It attributed much of the growth to demand for storage replication systems, where sales grew 13.2 percent year on year, as companies make good on their disaster recovery and business continuity planning. Demand from archive and hierarchical storage management software (HSM) grew 32 percent, but from a much smaller base. IDC breaks the storage software market down into eight categories: as data protection and recovery; archive and hierarchical storage management (HSM); storage replication; storage management; storage device management; storage infrastructure; file system, and other storage software. (IDC is owned by International Data Group Inc., which also owns IDG News Service.)