Ocarina in the News and Blogosphere

Cloud storage provider Nirvanix has teamed up with Ocarina to help solution providers optimize storage solutions for faster, easier and more secure access to customers’ data in the cloud.  [more...]

Ocarina was selected as one of Information Week's Top 50 startups. Ocarina was one of five companies to have also been profiled.  [more...]

Ocarina Networks and Nirvanix Inc. are kicking off a new partnership at SNW. The vendors will market Ocarina's NAS compression appliance with Nirvanix's CloudNAS online storage into a bundle supported by both companies.  [more...]

After extensive integration and testing by online storage optimization solutions provider Ocarina Networks, Nirvanix has announced its enterprise-class network-attached storage cloud software, CloudNAS, has been certified ”Ocarina Optimized.”  [more...]

Nirvanix said that its software has been certified with Ocarina, and that the firms have conducted extensive testing and integration efforts which ties together Ocarina’s de-duplication and compression products with the Nirvanix storage service.  [more...]

Also new at Isilon is a new relationship with Ocarina Networks, a developer of content-aware data compression and deduplication software. Isilon will bundle the Ocarina software, Blessington said.  [more...]

Isilon Systems has added to its product line with the availability of three new NAS platforms for transactional applications, nearline storage, and traditional scale-out implementations. The company is also integrating compression and de-duplication technologies from Ocarina Networks to tackle data reduction in archive environments.  [more...]

Isilon Systems and Ocarina Networks, which provides content-aware compression and de-duplication for primary storage, have announced a near-line archiving system combining Isilon’s 36NL and Ocarina’s ECOsystem storage optimization software. The companies claim up to 10:1 data reduction and utilization rates up to 90%.  [more...]

Isilon has souped up its mainstream clustered NAS product and introduced a transactional IO product with SAS disks plus a lower-cost archive model with optional Ocarina deduping.  [more...]

Burton Group’s Chris Wolf said there are a couple more virtual server-focused features he’d like to see vendors add as they try to market storage devices for virtual server support. One of them is array-level primary storage compression and dedupe, currently only offered in a handful of places like NetApp’s FAS systems, EMC’s newest Celerra products, and for nearline/archival file storage by startups StorWize and Ocarina. The other is more efficient deployment consolidation for things like patches on multiple virtual machine images.  [more...]