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Cloud computing and SSDs are big topics at Storage Expo this year, but as the data explosion continues, more and more topics and firms are pulled into the mix.

Check back here for our ongoing coverage of Storage Expo 2009 from the show floor in London this week.

Latest NewsSGI announces new NAS device Backup vendors will drive the move from tape to digitalFull virtualisation and cloud storage will 'never' happen Google: Browser to takeover the operating systemSSD's storage domination still a long while off Hitachi eyes infrastructure for the cloud 3PAR launches thin provisioning products Did Amazon give birth to cloud computing?

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