Dann Sheridan: X-log::StorageNews about the data storage market, the players, and the products.(Untitled)- January 25, 2002 EMC's Loss in 4th Quarter Was Not as Deep as Feared. EMC, the data storage company that became a widely held technology bellwether during the 1990's, projected a return to profitability as early as this spring. The New York Times: Technologyhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0001134/categories/storage/2002/01/25.html#a93 (Untitled)- January 24, 2002 EMC gains momentum in fourth quarter. The storage maker EMC sees its net loss widen from a year ago, but manages to top expectations for its fourth quarter amid intense pricing pressure. CNET News.comhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0001134/categories/storage/2002/01/24.html#a91 (Untitled)- January 24, 2002 EMC posts loss, sees more cost cutting. The storage maker EMC sees its net loss widen and adds that it will continue to cut costs and jobs. CNET News.comhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0001134/categories/storage/2002/01/24.html#a88 (Untitled)- January 17, 2002 This is key to making the most out of your storage. Firm Touts 'Perfect Compression'. It's supposed to be impossible, but an obscure tech company insists it has created the technology to compress data far greater than anything that exists today. Washington bureau chief Declan McCullagh interviews ZeoSync's CEO. Wired Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0001134/categories/storage/2002/01/16.html#a61 (Untitled)- January 17, 2002 Finally! This will make mobile computing truly mobile. Tiny Toshiba drives to offer storage aplenty. New 10GB and 20GB drives will mean cavernous storage for a range of mobile-computing devices, including music players, PDAs and even laptops. CNET News.comhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0001134/categories/storage/2002/01/16.html#a60 |