Revivio names new president and CEO

Revivio, a Lexington, Mass., maker of products providing continuous data protection, has named Terry Leahy president and CEO.

Leahy previously served as CEO of Amherst Technologies and before that headed Stream International. He replaces Kirby Wadsworth, vice president of marketing and business development, who filled in as CEO after Paul Lewis resigned earlier this year.

HP is introducing a pair of storage products for small and midsize organizations.

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Revivio, a Lexington, Mass., maker of products providing continuous data protection, has named Terry Leahy president and CEO.

Leahy previously served as CEO of Amherst Technologies and before that headed Stream International. He replaces Kirby Wadsworth, vice president of marketing and business development, who filled in as CEO after Paul Lewis resigned earlier this year.

HP is introducing a pair of storage products for small and midsize organizations.

The StorageWorks 1510i Modular Storage Array runs on iSCSI and connects to a Gigabit Ethernet network. The 1510i is a variant of the Modular Storage Array 1500, which is Fibre Channel-based and can store as much as 24T bytes of data.

Separately, StorageWorks Data Protector Express is back-up and recovery software that can protect as many as 20 Windows, Linux or NetWare servers, backing up to tape, disk or optical media. The array starts at $8,000; Data Protector Express costs $800.

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