TODAY'S NEWSLETTER LOOKS AT THE RAPID GROWTH AND TECHNOLOGICAL
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE DATA STORAGE INDUSTRY
The data storage business will grow from $18.8 billion in 1999 to
$31.1 billion in 2002. Driven by the tremendous amounts of data
generated by the Internet economy, analysts predict the data
storage market will continue to expand as many companies
outsource their data management services. In today's newsletter,
we look at the emerging technologies and companies in the data
storage industry.
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1. EDITOR'S CHOICE STORIES FROM: Ent, Electronic News, and
Business Times
2. FREE SAMPLES OF THE DAY FROM: DVD Report, EDGE: Work-Group
Computing Report, and Primark
3. COMPANY OF THE DAY: EMC (EMC)
4. INDUSTRY UPDATES: Including new updates about the Advertising,
Aerospace/Defense/Aviation, and Chemicals industries.
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1. EDITOR'S CHOICE STORIES
a. "NEW STORAGE PRODUCTS OFFER RELIABILITY, SPEED"
Source: Ent, February 9 edition
New developments from Quantum (HDD) and Exabyte (EXBT) are making
the future of data storage a little bit brighter.
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b. "NETWORK STORAGE: DUKING IT OUT OVER DATA"
Source: Electronic News, 28 February 2000
The battle over how to configure and store data is heating up.
Will Network Attached Storage (NAS) or Storage Area Network (SAN)
technology come out on top?
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c. "GATEWAY SYSTEM RELIES ON `TIME TRAVEL' TECHNOLOGY"
Source: Business Times, March 3 edition
Gateway's (GTW) data restoration software program is receiving
rave reviews in the U.S. market.
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Hard disk drives are poised to make big inroads in the consumer
electronics industry, according to a recent study.
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b. "STORAGETEK ANNOUNCES NEW CHANNEL STRATEGY TO CAPTURE GROWTH
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With StorageTek's (STK) stock price stumbling in recent months,
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3. COMPANY OF THE DAY: EMC (EMC)
EMC shares rose sharply Tuesday after Merrill Lynch (MER) issued
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