Big Vendors Take Sides in Standards Shootout
Storage vendors are taking sides in the street, loading their six-shooters for a possible shootout over industry standards. With data storage and so-called ILM (information
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Storage vendors are taking sides in the street, loading their six-shooters for a possible shootout over industry standards. With data storage and so-called ILM (information
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