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To: DownSouth who wrote (575)	1/28/1999 8:38:00 AM
From: riposte	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10934

Small NTAP Mention in Fortune It's an article on EMC, actually... [TEXT DELETED] Though EMC's muscle and versatility have made it a clear No. 1, another beneficiary of the demand for storage is Compaq, a distant No. 2, which sells technology it acquired along with Digital Equipment last year. IBM--once EMC's archrival--also remains a powerful player, but mainly as a supplier of the disk drives that EMC and others build into storage systems. Seagate is the other major supplier of disk drives; Veritas and Legato produce storage software; Storage Technology builds tape libraries that allow companies to back up stored data. The tiny Network Appliance offers storage devices that users on a network can access directly, without going through a server at all. (The company's market capitalization is an astounding $3.3 billion, despite having revenues in the past four quarters of only $217 million.) [REMAINING TEXT DELETED] pathfinder.com