Dynamic Network Factory offers Virtual Tape Backup Solution
DSstar
5/18/2004
Virtual Tape Library appliances offer superior backup throughput and reliability by using disk storage, avoiding the mechanical complications inherent in the native tape format. Moreover, virtual tape solutions support multiple, simultaneous backup sessions.

FireFly 4800 RAID tower offers USB 2.0, FireWire 800
MacNN
5/6/2004
Dynamic Network Factory has announced the FireFly 4800 RAID tower, which integrates USB 2.0 and FireWire 400/800 connectivity in a ultra-compact unit with storage capacity ranging from 320GB to 1TB. The FireFly 4800 offers a small 9" footprint, four IDE drives for data storage, audible failure notifications, and support for hardware-based RAID 0, 1, 1+0, 5, and 5+hot spare. A second FireWire port allows users to daisy-chain up to 62 additional units. The unit features builtin 200 watt power supply, a hot-swappable fan, an LCD Panel for Operation Status Display, and driverless operation. Pricing starts at $1,800.

FireFly 4800 RAID tower: up to 1TB in 9-inch footprint
MacCentral
5/6/2004
Dynamic Network Factory has released the FireFly 4800 RAID tower. Sporting a 9-inch footprint, the FireFly 4800 features USB 2.0 and FireWire 400/800 connectivity. It stripes data across four IDE drives simultaneously, and it supports RAID 0, 1, 1+0, 5 and 5+hot spare. It's compatible with Mac OS 9.x or OS X v.10.x or higher and comes in 320GB, 480GB, 640GB, 800GB and 1TB capacities for US$1,794, $1,957, $2,046, $2,290 and $1,995, respectively. The 1TB price is a special promotion that expires at the end of May. After that, the price will be $2,495.

Tech manufacturer signs R&D lease for Hayward site
East Bay Business Times
12/15/2003
Dynamic Network Factory signed a 52-month lease for $1.5 million lease for 8,000 square feet at Hayward's Bay Center Business Park on Eden Landing. Dynamic plans to use the building as its headquarters and manufacturing facility. The company provides network storage equipment, enterprise RAID storage systems and High Availability servers