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To: vagabond who wrote (44533)	12/14/1999 11:20:00 AM
From: EtTuBrute	Respond to of 108040

NSO Here is the dayinvestor take: 10:52 est. Dec 14, 1999 - (Dayinvestor.com - Sector In Play): NSO - 3 3/16 x 3 1/4 - Linux Buying Continues; NSO HAS Marketing Deal with VA Linux- Linux enthusiasts continue to stake out new companies involved with the alternate OS. This morning's linux du jour includes XYBR, UCMP and LTWO. Remarkably there may be one small cap, partnered with high flyer Va Linux, that remains relatively chaste. On October 20, storage network (SAN) company Nstor (NSO), announced a marketing deal with VA Linux (LNUX)- "nStor Partners with VA Linux Systems -- Linux Solutions Provider to MarketNexStor 8Le/LJ Storage System OCTOBER 20, 1999 -- nStor(TM) Corporation, Inc. (AMEX: NSO), a global manufacturer of information storage solutions, today announced that VA Linux Systems, a leading provider of Linux-based solutions, has entered into an agreement to market nStor's new scalable and flexible RAID-Ready NexStor 8Le/LJ storage system with VA's Linux servers and workstations. "Our partnership with VA Linux Systems gives nStor access to a strong customer base that values reliability, availability and serviceability," said Steven Hammond, vice president of marketing for nStor Corporation, Inc. "VA Linux Systems' expertise provides nStor with the opportunity to address the unique requirements of the Linux market more quickly and more comprehensively." "We selected the NexStor 8Le/LJ storage system for its robust design, expandability and nicely integrated feature set," said Leonard N. Zubkoff, Chief Technical Officer for VA Linux Systems. "We are particularly happy with its remote management features, which comply with the SAF-TE standard and allow us to respond to problems as they occur on a real-time basis." NSO trading 3s NSO-VA Linux release