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To: pz who wrote (11902)2/11/1998 9:02:00 PM
From: Andrew Vance  Read Replies (2) of 17305
 
*AV* Get Your calculators out and see how many posts I can delete and make this one #11,900. Possible??? I think So!

Hey, a slip of the mouse and the 3rd submit did not go off so I may have caused my own demise. But you have to admit, I do go back and add substance<GGG>.

Andrew

Quantum to Supply Drives for SeaChange Video Servers

Business Wire - February 11, 1998 09:18


MILPITAS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 11, 1998--Quantum Corp.
(NMS:QNTM) today announced it will supply SeaChange International,
Inc. (Maynard, Mass.) with Quantum Atlas II drives for SeaChange's
video server systems for cable operators and broadcasters. The leading provider of MPEG-2 video server systems, SeaChange will incorporate
the drives in its digital ad insertion systems, which dramatically
streamline the way advertisements are delivered on cable television.
The systems enable cable operators to insert local advertising more
easily and precisely into cable network programming. With SeaChange's
systems, ads are stored digitally on the Quantum Atlas II drives in
MPEG-2 format. Reliance on digital video improves transmission quality
while eliminating degradation from worn-out tapes. SeaChange will also
use Quantum drives in its on-demand movie systems, as well as its
play-to-air solutions for the broadcast industry.

Bruce Mann, president of SeaChange Systems, a subsidiary of SeaChange
International, Inc., said that the agreement was made on the basis of
predictable read times, reliability, performance and support of the
Quantum Atlas II drives. "An extensive 24 x 7 test of a sample Quantum
Atlas II drive produced almost no errors," said Mann. "That's
imperative for digital video applications. Digital video also demands
a high-performance drive capable of operating as part of a RAID array
to deliver constant bit-rate data greater than 25 MB per second." Mann
also cited Quantum's strong distribution support program through Wyle.
"The program addresses our need to be competitive in the market with
high performance servers, while reducing our cost of doing business,"
Mann said.

About SeaChange International, Inc.

Founded in 1993, SeaChange International Inc. (NASDAQ:SEAC) of
Maynard, Mass. (www.schange.com), is a leading provider of
software-based products to manage, store and distribute digital video
for television operators and telecommunications companies. The
Company's products automate the management and distribution of short-
and long-form video streams including advertisements, movies, news
updates and other video programming requiring precise, accurate and
continuous execution. SeaChange's products are installed in hundreds
of geographic markets and serve more than 12,600 television channels
worldwide.

About Quantum

Founded in 1980, Quantum Corp. is the only storage company that has
developed leadership positions in both fixed and removable storage
products. The leader in hard disk drives for personal computers and
the leader in the mid range tape market, Quantum is widely recognized
as the industry's quality leader. The company sells a broad range of
storage products to OEM and distribution customers worldwide.
Quantum's sales for the fiscal year ending March 1997 were $5.3
billion. The company's World Wide Web home address is
quantum.com.


CONTACT: UpStart Communications
Julie Criscenti Heck, 510/420-7975
jheck@upstart.com
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