Yesterday, HP announced that it had signed an agreement to acquire LeftHand Networks, a leading provider of storage virtualization and iSCSI storage area network (SAN) solutions. The deal came in at ...

Computing giant HP has announced its intention to acquire storage software company LeftHand Networks for US$360 million in cash. The move by Palo Alto, Calif.-based HP is an attempt to shore up its ...

I don’t remember the exact year – maybe 2003 – but as soon as the industry adopted the iSCSI protocol, we bought one of the first LeftHand Networks’ units. Now we have HP/LeftHand NSM2120 R2 storage ...

Storage virtualization helps enterprises centralize their storage capacity and allocate it as needed, while iSCSI allows for quicker deployment and provisioning of storage Hewlett-Packard will buy ...

I had a nice blog planned on host-based replication this morning but then I received an e-mail about Hewlett-Packard's plans to purchase LeftHand Networks and I thought "Here we go again." Good thing ...

HP today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire LeftHand Networks Inc., a leading provider of storage virtualization and iSCSI storage area network (SAN) solutions. LeftHand ...

The deal will enable HP to wrap LeftHand's midsize, remote and branch office storage virtualization and iSCSI SAN into its already growing arsenal of storage and virtualization offerings. "Joining ...

NEW YORK, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Hewlett-Packard Co has agreed to buy LeftHand Networks Inc, a network storage provider, for $360 million in cash to extend its storage technology offerings for mid-sized ...

The key point in HP's purchase of LeftHand for $360 million isn't the target market, but what it says about HP's attitude toward operating systems and source code, even for smaller customers. It doesn ...

Name: YEFREM KOZINTitle: Manager, College Information SystemsCompany: Los Angeles Valley CollegeLocation: Valley Glen, Calif.Favorite data center product: LeftHand Networks’ NSM iSCSI storage systems ...