Holographic technology promises huge advances, but skeptics abound

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Sep 26, 20052 mins

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Holographic technology promises huge advances, but skeptics abound, 09/26/05 

Imagine storing 20,000 X-ray images on a disk the size of a credit card. That’s one grand promise stirring up the buzz over holographic storage for the enterprise.

http://www.networkworld.com/buzz/2005/092605-hologram.html?nl

ONStor, 3Par merge NAS and SAN, 09/26/05

Network-attached storage vendor ONStor and storage-area network vendor 3Par last week said they have joined forces to deliver an offering that combines the best of both of their technologies.

http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/092605-sans-nas.html?nl

IT was prepared for Hurricane Rita, 09/26/05

“The information technologies’ help desk is currently closed due to weather conditions caused by Hurricane Rita, and the University of Houston Downtown has decided to close the university.” That’s the message callers heard late last week when they …

http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/092605-rita.html?nl

Management play: HP snaps up Peregrine, AppIQ, 09/26/05

Looking to fill out its management offerings, HP last week said it would pay $425 million to add Peregrine Systems’ asset management technology to its software suite.

http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/092605-hp-peregrine.html?nl

Newsletter: Why SAS and SATA are so attractive to users and resellers, 09/22/05

Serial-attached SCSI, serial ATA and the storage reseller community are all going to be great friends. I was at a meeting last week in Chicago when …

http://www.networkworld.com/newsletters/stor/2005/0919stor2.html?nl

Newsletter: Want to know how to create a $400 SAN?, 09/20/05

It turns out that there may be something pretty useful in store (sorry about the pun… but only a little) for smaller businesses in the area of networked storage. …

http://www.networkworld.com/newsletters/stor/2005/0919stor1.html?nl