Dann Sheridan: X-log::StorageNews about the data storage market, the players, and the products.(Untitled)- April 30, 2002 Veritas wants to be the Switzerland of storage IDG InfoWorldhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0001134/categories/storage/2002/04/30.html#a284 (Untitled)- April 30, 2002 Ailing EMC Unveils Low-Cost Data Storage Product. BOSTON (Reuters) - EMC Corp. (EMC.N), which became the world's dominant data-storage firm selling pricey refrigerator-sized machines, on Monday unveiled a low-cost product designed for storing archived digital information such as X-rays, canceled bank checks and corporate e-mail. By Reuters. New York Times: Technologyhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0001134/categories/storage/2002/04/30.html#a283 (Untitled)- April 9, 2002 Drivel: It is funny how the storage vendors are lagging farther and farther behind in terms of supporting Microsoft's products. They are extremely quick to support Linux and Unix variants. especially as new releases become available for these OS's. This isnt' the case for Windows. Interesting. Could Microsoft's normal desktop politics be hampering them on the server side of the house Veritas expands offerings for Windows 2000 IDG InfoWorldhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0001134/categories/storage/2002/04/09.html#a260 |