Dynamic Network Factory, Inc. Opens New Worldwide Headquarters Overlooking San Francisco Bay to Support Escalating Demand for High-Performance Data Storage
Yahoo Finance
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.

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.

StoneFly sold to DNF
San Diego Union Tribune
2/7/2006
StoneFly Networks, a San Diego storage company that raised $34 million in venture capital over the past five years but struggled to raise additional money recently, has been sold to Hayward-based Dynamic Network Factory for an undisclosed price.

StoneFly Joins Dynamic Network Factory
Enterprise Storage Forum
2/7/2006
IP storage pioneer StoneFly Networks is being acquired by network attached storage (NAS) firm Dynamic Network Factory. Six-year-old StoneFly was a pioneer in iSCSI technology, and even boasted the domain name iSCSI.com. But as the market for IP SANs heated up, StoneFly lost ground to competitors such as EqualLogic, LeftHand Networks and Intransa.

StoneFly Acquired By Dynamic Network Factory
SoCalTech.com
2/7/2006
San Diego-based StoneFly Networks has officially been acquired by Dynamic Network Factory, a provider of storage products and services.

Stonefly Gets Funding
Socal Tech.com
12/14/2005
San Diego-based StoneFly Networks, a provider of iSCSI storage equipment, has received a strategic investment from Dynamic Network Factory, a San Francisco Bay area company

Starter SANs Suit Many Needs
InfoWorld
1/31/2005
"The IPBank-E offers excellent snapshot capability ... Backup and restore features are also sophisticated, including disk-to-disk and disaster-recovery capabilities that make it easy to restore a storage unit from a remotely replicated counterpart."

FalconStor ships backup appliances
Computerworld Australia
8/18/2004
...The appliances are part of FalconStor's Network Storage Server family, which runs the company's IPStor virtualization software. The VirtualTape Library Appliance and DataVault Appliance allow data retention and retrieval. Designed for small and mid-sized businesses, as well as departments in the enterprise, the devices provide near-instant restore capability and constant data access. FalconStor has partnered with Dynamic Network Factory, ION Computer Systems and the Storage Server Group to manufacture the devices. ...

FalconStor ships backup appliances
Network World
8/17/2004
The appliances are part of FalconStor's Network Storage Server family, which runs the company's IPStor virtualization software. The VirtualTape Library Appliance and DataVault Appliance allow data retention and retrieval. Designed for small and mid-sized businesses, as well as departments in the enterprise, the devices provide near-instant restore capability and constant data access. ... FalconStor has partnered with Dynamic Network Factory, ION Computer Systems and the Storage Server Group to manufacture the devices.

Dynamic Network Factory Announces 100TB Linux-Based NAS Family
DSstar
6/15/2004
Dynamic Network Factory Inc announced the Linux-based StorBank family of Network-Attached Storage systems, with configurations starting under $1,200. RAID storage is supplied by affordable Serial ATA, Parallel ATA and high-performance Ultra320 SCSI or Fibre Channel drives, in systems that can scale up to 100TB or more.