StorageTek CEO: ‘We’re not just a tape company’

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Oct 18, 20042 mins

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StorageTek CEO: ‘We’re not just a tape company’, 10/18/04

StorageTek, a Louisville, Colo., vendor of storage products, has steadily been improving its financial results and evolving its product line since former Xerox executive Pat Martin took over as chairman and CEO four-and-a-half years ago. He talked with N

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UDO replacing MO faster than expected, says Plasmon, 10/13/04

Sales of Ultra Density Optical discs and drives are going well and the format is replacing Magneto Optical technology faster than expected, the president of technology developer Plasmon said in a recent interview.

https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/1013udorepla.html?nl

EMC takes Dantz for SMB connections, 10/12/04

EMC has made its biggest push to date into the fast growing small and midsize business market with the acquisition of Dantz Development, a suppler of backup and recovery software.

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Hitachi, IBM to lay off 400 at hard disk drive venture, 10/12/04

Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, the business created by the merger of the hard-disk drive manufacturing units of Hitachi and IBM, Monday said it is going to lay off about 400 workers.

https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/1012hitacibmt.html?nl

Iron Mountain snaps up backup software vendor, 10/12/04

Iron Mountain Tuesday said it plans to acquire Connected to enhance its online backup and recovery portfolio.

https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/1012imc.html?nl

Storage Newsletter: The small storage world, 10/12/04

Small towns in northern New England like the one where I grew up often tend to look inwards. Not “inwards” in the sense of being introspective (although that sometimes …

https://www.nwfusion.com/newsletters/stor/2004/1011stor1.html?nl

Storage Newsletter: The curious relationship between OEMs and vendors, 10/14/04

All computers – and all storage systems – are built from parts that come from numerous manufacturers. In almost all cases, the users don’t know who the …

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