DNF Launches Hyper Disk Byte and Switch 1/30/2007
Dynamic Network Factory, Inc. (DNF), a leading maker of high-performance network attached storage (NAS), storage area networks (SANs), RAID and iSCSI systems, today introduced Hyper Solid State™ (HSS) disk drive technology, an energy-efficient new breed of disk storage that delivers up to 20 times the drive performance of conventional, 15,000 RPM enterprise-class SAS, SCSI and Fibre Channel disk drives. Effective immediately, DNF will begin offering the new technology in 120GB configurations as an option across the full DNF product line, with 200GB models available soon.
DNF introduces entry-level DAS Computer Technology Review 10/19/2006
Dynamic Network Factory Inc. (DNF), today introduced three new direct attached storage (DAS) systems as part of its enterprise line of affordable, scalable storage solutions for small to mid-sized enterprises (SMEs). Available at a price starting at less than US$3,000, the new Enterprise DAS systems support 750 GB (gigabyte) disks and up to 12 drives and 9 TB (terabyte) of storage in a single chassis, DNF of Hayward California said last week.
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People on the Move San Jose Mecury News 7/28/2006
Dynamic Network Factory of Hayward, a provider of high-performance network attached storage systems, named Nasser Mirzai chief operating officer.
Nasser held executive positions at CaseCentral and senior management positions at Solectron.
DNF updates Windows NAS 7/11/2006
Dynamic Network Factory Inc. (DNF) announced new versions of its FlexStor-NAS product line featuring the Windows Storage Server R2 platform. DNF also announced that the FlexStor-NAS systems will incorporate the latest generation of Intel Corp. Xeon "Woodcrest" processors starting next month.
Mo Tahmasebi's career spans Bay Area's rise as computer industry center East Bay Business Times 6/16/2006
In 1998, Tahmasebi started his current business, DNF - Dynamic Network Factory Inc. - where he has collected innovative data storage technology and made plans for national and overseas expansion. ... Business targets: The data storage market in the United States is $50 billion, and 10 percent of that, or $5 billion, is for iSCSI storage. "The bigger the percentage, the better it is - that's what we learned in math in school, right?"
Storage '06 Funding Down Byte and Switch 5/1/2006
The acquisition spree from last year has continued. So far this year, Emulex has acquired chip maker Aarohi; Brocade bought file virtualization startup NuView; ADIC purchased data de-duplication vendor Rocksoft; QLogic grabbed InfiniBand component manufacturer Pathscale; Hewlett-Packard gobbled up database archiver OuterBay; Dynamic Network Factory (DNF) bought IP SAN vendor StoneFly Networks; and Microsoft swallowed iSCSI software startup String Bean Software -- removing seven firms from having to seek funding.
Management Change Contra Costa Times 4/7/2006
Hayward-based Dynamic Network Factory Inc. (DNF), a maker of network storage systems, named Carl Munio as executive vice president of operations.
Munio comes to Dynamic from San Ramon-based SBE Inc., a networking solutions provider, where he served as vice president of engineering. He joined SBE following its 2003 acquisition of Antares Microsystems, where he was chief operating officer and chief technical officer over a seven-year period. He also worked at Sun Microsystems and Hewlett-Packard.
Dynamic Network outgrows facility Contra Costa Times 3/31/2006
Dynamic Network Factory Inc., a provider of network storage, has moved to a 20,000 facility at 21353 Cabot Blvd. in Hayward from a different location in the same city. The new site will give the company more space to expand its business. Dynamic Network plans to house its sales team in the former headquarters. The company also announced that StoneFly, one its subsidiaries, is moving its headquarters to San Diego.
Dynamic Network Factory, Inc. Opens New Worldwide Headquarters Overlooking San Francisco Bay Morningstar 3/30/2006
Dynamic Network Factory, Inc. (DNF), a leading maker of high-performance network attached storage (NAS), storage area networks (SAN), RAID and iSCSI systems, today announced the opening of its new worldwide corporate headquarters, located in the San Francisco Bay Area city of Hayward, CA. At the same time, StoneFly, Inc., a leading supplier of integrated IP SAN systems and a wholly owned DNF subsidiary, has also signed a three-year lease for new headquarters offices in San Diego.
Hayward Co. moves to larger space Contra Costa Times 3/30/2006
Dynamic Network Factory Inc., a provider of network storage, has moved to a 20,000 facility at 21353 Cabot Blvd. in Hayward from a different location in the same city. The new site will give the company more space to expand its business. Dynamic Network plans to house its sales team in the former headquarters. The company also announced that StoneFly, one its subsidiaries, is moving its headquarters to San Diego.
