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To: David A. Lethe who wrote (18182)	10/29/1997 11:12:00 AM
From: Adrian Slade	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42771

More I20, Cut from Mylex Press release: Novell will join Mylex in advocating the I2O architecture by demonstrating Novell's IntranetWare (NetWare 4.11) operating system with Mylex's I2O-ready ROME products at Comdex Fall in Las Vegas, Nevada (17 - 21 November) Prashant Shukla, product manager at Novell, expressed the company's commitment by saying, ''By working with partners such as Mylex, Novell will ensure that customers will benefit from leading network and network storage system solutions that take advantage of the I2O architecture on all levels. Our demonstration with Mylex gives customers a strong indication of just how effective I2O is at increasing server bandwidth. ADE

To: David A. Lethe who wrote (18182)	10/29/1997 12:44:00 PM
From: E_K_S	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 42771

Hi David - I am still confused about I2o RAID and who supports what....What has been your experience in the field regarding I2o installations? Is the demand seen on UNIX, NT or Novell platforms? Do you see a lot of need for this type of technology in the enterprise network? I have been eyeing the SCO development and hear on the street that a very large announcement ( foreign alliance maybe even buyout) will be made soon as a result of their advancement with I2o. I am just not clear how Novell fits in with this picture. Can you (or Scott) provide more detail on what IS managers are demanding for their next generation systems regarding I2o? EKS