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To: J Fieb who wrote (3327)5/29/2001 12:12:20 PM
From: J Fieb  Respond to of 4808
 
LSI trying to get more of the market....

LSI Logic to Purchase AMI's Raid Business
By Network Storage Forum Staff

LSI Logic Corporation and American Megatrends, Inc. today announced an agreement in which LSI Logic will acquire the assets of AMI's RAID business.

According to the companies, LSI Logic will gain AMI's more than 200 RAID employees, including 120 hardware and software engineers based in Norcross, GA, Fremont, CA and other sales service locations. LSI Logic will also acquire AMI's MegaRAID software intellectual property and host adapter board product family. These boards support Fibre Channel, SCSI and other leading storage I/O standards.

"This strategic acquisition will strengthen LSI Logic's product offerings for our customers in the storage components space," said John D'Errico, LSI Logic executive vice president for Storage and Internet Computing Components. "The addition of AMI's market-leading MegaRAID technology and products to LSI Logic's Fibre Channel and SCSI expertise will result in next-generation products that meet the requirements of our customer base."

The companies expect the transaction to close during its second quarter ending June 30 and is expected to be immediately accretive to LSI Logic's earnings

May 29, 2001



To: J Fieb who wrote (3327)5/29/2001 1:38:51 PM
From: Gus  Respond to of 4808
 
A recent report from IDC ranks Brocade as the number one provider of Fibre Channel fabric switches in 2000 and 2001.

Huh? 2001 is not even over yet and there is no way that Brocade maintains its market share this year. Revenues have already declined 30% sequentially in the most recent quarter with a flat quarter expected this quarter. Clearly, every fabric switch sold by McData, Inrange, Q-Logic, Vixel and Gadzoox erodes Brocade's fabric switch market share.