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To: VFD who wrote (4930)	3/17/1999 11:05:00 AM
From: Tony Viola	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 17183

Diego, >>>EMC Showcases Remote Windows NT-Based Failover Solution Mission-Critical High-Availability Configuration Demonstrated At Intel's Pentium III Xeon Processor Launch Event<<< Exactly what I'm talking about wrt EMC being in the forefront in storage development. Where are IBM, Compaq or Dell here? I'll tell you...IBM fell asleep at the wheel, Compaq, who knows, and Dell (in storage) is a rookie trying to find out which end of the bat you hold. >>>''EMC's demonstration illustrates that 'data center' features, such as geographic clustering, are moving into the Windows NT-based mainstream to meet customer expectations for 24x7 availability.'' <<< EMC understands RAS (reliability, availability and serviceability) from their mainframe experience. IBM does (invented the term), the others, I doubt it. RAS is now up there with function and performance as the single most important criteria in this business. Tony