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IceWeb Iplicity: Integrating Legacy And Cloud Storage

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PCmag@Work (Small Business): IceWeb Iplicity – Integrating Legacy And Cloud Storage

Iplicity does system-to-system replication, push or pull site-to-site replication with bandwidth metering, virus scanning and integrated search.

“IceWeb announced the launch of its Iplicity Data Storage platform, which lets businesses integrate legacy storage vendor products from EMC, IBM, HP, Network Appliance, and Hitachi into the cloud, eWEEK reports.

IceWeb is making available its own LCCSD (Locally Connected Cloud Storage Devices) solution, as well as more traditional NAS (Network Attached Storage) and SAN (Storage Area Networks) offerings, the article said.”

Small Business Computing Staff
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