IBM introduced new software that continuously protects information — on laptops, desktop PCs and file servers — from viruses, file corruption, or accidental deletion. The software, IBM Tivoli Continuous Data Protection for Files, creates a copy of designated file types on the local machine within milliseconds, and then sends another copy to a remote server. IBM said the software involves more than 10 patents pending on technologies for capturing continuous changes to data in tandem with remote scheduled back-up. A beta version of the software has been available to developers via IBM’s alphaWorks site for emerging technologies. Pricing is $35 per laptop or desktop, and $995 per server processor.
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