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The other night I was having dinner with a fellow who works for an Intel subsidiary and we were talking about how Zerowait continues to grow in this wavering economy. I told him that I am willing to try things … Continue reading →

I visited Garth Spencer from Senator Carper’s staff Monday in the Hart Senate Building, and while there had the opportunity to photograph this very small “Senate Waste Receptacle”. I found it rather ironic that I was there to speak about … Continue reading →

I met Larry Freeman, Dr Dedupe, when he used to work with Nathan Thompson at SpectraLogic and I have not heard from him in a number of years. When he worked at SpectraLogic he seemed like he understood what the … Continue reading →

This week I received an email from a customer asking for help. He wrote: “I’m looking for deep, dense, and cheap. We currently archive to 1TB SATA drives on NetApp with a 4 TB volume size limit. I have share … Continue reading →

 A lot of my friends are involved in the Military and in Defense related businesses. They are getting quite concerned about the effects of the DoD sequestration and what it will do to the economies around the bases and facilities … Continue reading →

Jeff Klein, a long term customer of Zerowait’s, recently wrote an article for tech zone about independent third party support and refurbished parts for legacy Information Technology equipment. It is a well written article and I think it is worth … Continue reading →

Over the last few days I have been in Sydney, Australia visiting with our staff and clients here. Zerowait Corp. PTY has been in Australia for just over 18 months and we have quite a few customers in the media … Continue reading →

Over the last few months the Zerowait‘s customers have been telling us that their budgets are uncertain and that they would be putting off new equipment purchases for a while.  There seems to be an inverse  correlation between the growth … Continue reading →

Multi Billion Dollar storage vendors fear the evolution of generic storage solutions which seem to be growing more robust and reliable monthly.  If your company is locked into a storage vendor’s feature sets and they are making an effort to … Continue reading →

The Battles of Storage Features are mostly over; the Battles for Storage Value have begun. Over the last few months the stock market has marked a steady decline in NetApp’s market valuation and there are rumors again about NetApp being … Continue reading →