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Articles in Oct, 2002 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Intel outlines future chip technologies, integrated functions at Developer Forum - Top Technology Showcase - San Jose Developer Forum 2002
  by Joshua Piven
• A new breed: IP SANs show great promise for networked storage - Storage Networking
  by Mike Strickland
• U.S. gets tough on terror with Patriot Act: database tool will be a boon to integrators
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Storage vulnerability: security for storage is sparking action - Security - Industry Overview
  by Mark Ferelli
• DVD jukebox technology appeals to CD users - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage - Industry Overview
  by Rich D'Ambrise
• Content-addressable storage - Storage as I See it
  by Mark Ferelli
• DVD gut check: where does the storage industry stand? - Storage Networking - Industry Overview
  by Chuck Larabie
• Winning the cybersecurity war: "he who excels at resolving difficulties does so before they arise. He who excels in conquering his enemies triumphs before threats materialize."—Sun Tzu - Security
  by Tim Howes
• Storage automation: the future of Serial ATA, tape, CIM, and IP connectivity - Storage Networking - Industry Overview
• Consumer DVDs point the way toward an IT storage future - First in/First out - Column
  by Mark Ferelli
• QiNetix from CommVault - Storage Networking
  by Nick Schultz
• Reliable back-ups in shrinking backup windows - Top Technology Showcase - StorageTek's T9940B - Brief Article
  by Nick Schultz
• Zone security considerations for SANs: overcoming inadvertent overwrites - Storage Networking
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Mobile market will drive the growth of the industry: broad service changes required - Industry Overview
  by Joshua Piven
• CAS: storage for fixed content; getting the most out of all your information - Storage Networking - content addressed storage
  by Tom Heiser
• PC market will rebound in 2003: double-digit increase contrasts with anemic growth in tech overall - Industry Overview
  by Joshua Piven
• The value of data - First in/First out
  by Fred Moore
• When SAN is not SAN: new language for the SAN marketplace - Storage Networking
  by Marty Frary
• Buyer beware: XML and eForms come in various flavors - Internet - Buyers Guide
  by Micah Dubinko
• Sizes of rich media files are changing the rules: managing them is the trick
  by Fred Moore
• Wireless browser standard: to realize the possibilities of iMode takes "persistence" - Storage Networking
  by Chris Archey
• A splash or all wet? InfiniBand and the server market - Connectivity
  by Christine Chudnow
• Quantum makes enhanced backup real - First in/First out - DX30
  by Nick Schultz
• Storage resource management: the next generation; elementary storage resource management graduates into business-centric, policy-based automation
  by Laura Sanders
• Enter the dragon: how does Cisco's entrance impact the FC SAN market?
  by Nick Schultz