Data Management/Storage

 Ahsay Backup Software (Ahsay Systems Corp. Ltd.)
Free edition available for 2 clients and 1 server. Aug. 27, 2008

 EMC Celerra (EMC Corp.)
Storage platforms offered in both integrated (with storage arrays) and gateway configurations supporting NFS, CIFS, iSCSI, and optional FC access. New entry level model supports up to 60 SAS and/or SATA drives. Aug. 26, 2008

 Stellar Phoenix / Stellar Wipe (Stellar Information Systems Ltd.)
Line of data recovery tools for E-mail, files, hard drives, etc. and a utility to securely wipe files from a disk. Multiple platforms supported. Aug. 25, 2008

 Smart To-Do List (Smart Productivity.)
To-Do List software for Windows. Aug. 25, 2008

 SANsymphony (DataCore Software Corp.)
Storage management platform leverages inline nodes that virtualize access to heterogeneous gear and provide automated functions including just-in-time capacity allocation. Aug. 22, 2008

 WS-411U (QNAP Systems Inc.)
SATA-based network attached storage for small business and branch office settings. Aug. 21, 2008

 Pivot3 RAIGE Storage Cluster (Pivot3 Inc.)
Platform provides software-based RAID protection of data across multiple, Ethernet connected storage nodes in Windows/Linux environments. Aug. 20, 2008

 ActiveStor (Panasas, Inc.)
Storage platform designed primarily for use with clustered Linux computers features a parallel access file system. Now with capacity up to 20 TB per shelf (200 TB per rack). Aug. 20, 2008

 Cleversafe (Cleversafe, Inc.)
Open source platform allows for the RAID-like storage of data on multiple, geographically disperse network accessible servers. Commercial grid now available to customers. Aug. 19, 2008

 The Edge (Nexsan Technologies, Inc.)
Windows (WUDSS)-based NAS Server for Nexsan storage arrays provides data access via CIFS, NFS, and iSCSI. Aug. 19, 2008

 GoVault (Quantum Corp.)
Removable-disk backup system with de-duplication technology for small business, branch offices, etc. 320 GB cartridges now available. Aug. 18, 2008

 EasyEncrypt Disk Drive Upgrade Kit (CMS Products, Inc.)
Package provides the ability to transfer the existing contents of a laptop drive to an encrypted drive (included). The drives can then be swapped. Aug. 18, 2008

 Xceed SSDs (SMART Modular Technologies.)
Line of solid state drives is based on Flash memory and offered in various models supporting SATA, PATA, SCSI, and IDE interfaces. New models increase performance up to 135 MB/sec. Aug. 15, 2008

 DataGuard rf (Imation Corp.)
RFID-based tape tracking platform includes a handheld scanner, labels, and transport cases. New open system is UHF-based and works with any tape management platform. Aug. 13, 2008

 Sentio / Volo (Revinetix, Inc.)
Disk-based backup appliances are targeted to SMB or SME deployments. Now with support for de-duplication and Active Directory. Aug. 13, 2008

 QLogic CNAs (QLogic Corp.)
PCIe cards combine support for Ethernet and FC (via FCoE) traffic. Aug. 12, 2008

 Imation Solid State Drives (Imation Corp.)
Line of Flash-based drives boast 1 million hours MTBF and capacities to 128 GB. New models increase performance and add a PATA interface. Aug. 11, 2008

 TravelDrive (Memorex Products, Inc.)
USB Flash and portable hard drives primarily for mobile users. Ultra line now to 500 GB. Aug. 8, 2008

 SQL Server (Microsoft Corp.)
Microsoft's high-end, Windows-based DB server offering for large enterprises. 2008 version now available for MSDN/TechNet. Aug. 7, 2008

 DbNetCopy (DbNetLink Ltd.)
Converts table schemas and data between major database vendors. Includes a Windows application and .NET programming interface for programmatic access. Aug. 7, 2008

 CLARiiON (EMC Corp.)
Line of disk-based, mid-tier storage arrays for FC or iSCSI deployments now scale from 4 to 960 drives. New CX4s double capacity and performance. Aug. 5, 2008

 dbQwikSync PRO (TheDevShop Ltd.)
Wizard to move tables and keeps table records updated. Aug. 5, 2008

 3X Backup (3X Systems.)
Automatic, off-site backup for data on servers, desktops, remote offices, traveling laptops, or home computers. Aug. 5, 2008