If IBM can do it, why can't EMC? A high-flier during the late 1990s tech boom, EMC is using its checkbook to get beyond its storage roots and into software and consulting services. The company is in ...

The storage company on Monday will unveil software to control rival companies' systems, part of a move away from the its decreasingly profitable hardware business. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET ...

Storage systems maker EMC said Tuesday it will buy Legato Systems in a stock deal valued at $1.3 billion, broadening its reach in the storage software sector. EMC plans to purchase Mountain View, ...

EMC has unveiled its first software-as-a-service storage application, and hinted at more to come. EMC is making its first play in the emerging online storage market, with the creation of a new ...

EMC Corp. plans to acquire Configuresoft, a maker of server configuration, change and compliance management software, for an undisclosed sum. View a slideshow of the hottest tech M&A deals of 2009 EMC ...

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EMC Corp. today will unveil its first software that runs on data-storage machines from rivals, which may hurt the company’s hardware sales and boost competition with Veritas Software Corp., analysts ...

NEW YORK – EMC Corp. wants to “take a little bit of a page from IBM’s book” and position itself as an end-to-end provider of hardware, software and services to meet all of its customers’ storage needs ...

EMC Corp. said Tuesday that it would buy Mountain View, Calif.-based Legato Systems Inc. for $1.2 billion in stock, as it seeks to combat cut-throat pricing in its data storage machines by selling ...

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