Yahoo wipes out small business hosted storage limits
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Yahoo Inc. has eliminated the tiered pricing scheme for its hosted storage offering, providing unlimited capacity to small and mid-size businesses for $12 a month.
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There are many advantages - and hazards - involved in backing up today's  small office data. Here's some help.
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Flickr, which is owned by Yahoo!, has increased the sizes of its photo sharing and storage accounts to unlimited space for Pro members and 100MB for free account holders. More from Flickr: &#8230;the two gigabyte monthly limit is no more (yep, pro users have no limits on how many photos they can upload)! At the same time, [...]
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IBM and Yahoo have teamed up to help small companies sort through the hundreds, thousands, and even hundreds of thousands of documents on their networks. On Wednesday, the two firms released the IBM OmniFind Yahoo Edition search tool, a free download that can index up to 500,000 documents per server.
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Yahoo on Thursday launched a prototype Web site allowing developers to create mashup apps, but had to take it down after the site was overwhelmed by users.
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Eternus line hits lower limits SNW Fujitsu Computer Systems is shrinking their Fibre Channel storage systems to woo the all-elusive SMB market. The de-bigulation was announced at Storage Networking World in Dallas.â¦
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After just two months in testing, Yahoo has pushed its local search out of beta and is giving the service prominent exposure on the Yahoo home page.
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This  is very interesting:  "As large MediaWiki deployments may gain performance using Memcached, at some level cost of RAM to store all objects becomes too high. In order to balance resource usage and take more use of Apache server disks, Tugela, the distributed cached on-disk hash database, has arrived."  So Tugela  is like memcached but backed by a disk-based btree.  Since most memcached installs are usually backed by MySQL we would just be duplicating some of the work that MySQL already does. Of course this is probably being a bit unfair.  There wouldn't be any locking in this situation.  I'd like to see benchmarks though.  I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be able to beat an InnoDB install.   ...
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A new study that estimates how much digital information the world is generating (hint: a lot) finds that for the first time, there's not enough storage space to hold it all. Good thing we delete some stuff.
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Yahoo Inc. launched a new service designed to let users of its search engine save and manage their query results for accessing later and sharing with others, the company said Tuesday.
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SEATTLE -- Several companies lost access to their own files when Amazon.com Inc.'s pay-as-you-go data storage system went down Friday morning.
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Ponders options as ContentGuard gains third owner
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Microsoft finally made good on a five months&#39;-old promise Thursday by upping the storage allowance for new members of its Hotmail e-mail service.
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com November 3, 2004, 12:14 PM PT. Organizations are replacing aging servers with newer more-powerful boxes, often Linux--based, and theyâre also investing in storage.
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The product is designed to let companies manage years of e-mail messages on a single networked storage system.
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Major storage vendors are looking to add hosted offerings, mostly by acquisition so far, to take advantage of Web 2.0 users willing to store data off-site.
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(Source: 3PAR) Here's an information-packed white paper from TheInfoPro (TIP) that delivers findings from one-on-one interviews with Fortune 1000 storage professionals. The paper explains how the deployment of tiered storage has driven the need for data migration in Fortune 1000 companies, and why those enterprises are now looking for more mature storage solutions that minimize complexity while harnessing the full value of tiered storage. It's must-read research for IT strategists who are looking to meet their business drivers for low-cost storage and high availability.