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Technology Stocks : INTERPHASE(INPH): Good future for this stock -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: peter a. pedroli who wrote (706)	11/13/2000 2:27:59 PM
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news is coming soon it's all adding up for a great 2001. i have some releases and links that all have purpose regarding interphase. video is a common link to all of this. by thanksgiving this market wash out will be through and the buying will return for 2001 in techs. remember the baby and the bath water thing... from comdex today: Exabyte Advances NetStorM SAN Alliance Partner Program Monday November 13 8:20am Source: PR Newswire Vendors Collaborate to Ensure Optimal SAN Interoperability and Performance; Partners to Showcase End-to-End SAN Solution at COMDEX 2000 Visit Exabyte and See Their Complete SAN Solution During COMDEX at the Riviera Suite #6407 in the Monaco Tower LAS VEGAS, Nov. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Exabyte Corporation (Nasdaq: EXBT), a performance leader in network storage, today announced that its NetStorM(TM) SAN Alliance partnership program has reached a turning point in delivering native fibre tape storage in a SAN environment. The alliance provides a foundation for manufacturers to test for functionality, interoperability, compatibility and performance, and ensures that all components function at an optimum level in a SAN environment. The NetStorM SAN Alliance combines automated tape drives and libraries -- Exabyte's M2(TM) (Mammoth-2) tape drive, X80 and X200 tape libraries with built-in fibre channel connectivity -- coupled with support from the industry's leading network hardware and backup software vendors. The foundation for NetStorM is in the thorough testing and certification process implemented by Exabyte in conjunction with its partners ensuring that all partner products, from hardware to software, work together in a managed storage network environment. As part of the alliance, Exabyte and its partners have established points of contact for support and engineering between organizations to ensure cooperative resolution of maintenance and development issues. NetStorM SAN Alliance partners include certified vendors representative of all aspects of a SAN solution, including tape drives and libraries, switches, routers, servers, and hubs. Hardware vendors currently include ATTO, Brocade, Cambex, Chaparral, Crossroads, Emulex, Gadzoox, Interphase, McData, QLogic, Vixel and XIOtech. Software vendors include Bakbone, Computer Associates (CA), Legato, Veritas and Tivoli. "The NetStorM SAN Alliance is based on Exabyte's SAN philosophy that companies should focus on what they do best, recognize the core competencies of others and partner with those companies to deliver the best possible SAN solution to the customer," said Jim Campbell, Exabyte's NetStorM SAN Alliance manager. "We are confident that by collaborating with the NetStorM SAN Alliance partners, we are able to ensure the reliable, high-speed backup and recovery capabilities of a SAN better than any one storage vendor. Partnering with these companies is not only crucial to delivering quality products today, but also to the development of tomorrow's standards, such as serverless backup." "The biggest challenge today is putting together heterogeneous SANs using different vendors' components," said Mike Kane, marketing director for Emulex Corporation, a member of the NetStorM SAN Alliance. "Basic interoperability issues at the device level that we saw a couple of years ago really have been resolved through a combination of industry-wide efforts and through the initiatives of OEMs collaborating to ensure everything works together as a solution." A 10-minute video giving an overview of the NetStorM SAN Alliance from the perspective of Exabyte and its partners can be viewed by visiting exabyte.com.