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Articles in Jan, 2002 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Standing out from the pack: integrators discover storage network appliances deliver scalability, management and application acceleration gains for customers
  by Robert Woolery
• Putting information storage in its place: we're generating digital data at a record clip. Is there a digital closet big enough to store it all? - Tech Trends from Deloitte & Touche
  by Naresh Lakhanpal
• Can hard drives re-invent the PVR? - Storage Watch
  by Hal Glatzer
• The Mythical Hot-Spare - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Kris Land
• Hitachi's HDDs for enterprise and mobile applications - Top Technology Showcase
  by Nick Schultz
• Database strategy: active archiving - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Lisa Cash
• Don't rain on Sun's parade before it even starts: new T3 architecture could prove you wrong
  by Mark Ferelli
• Storage Roundtable: addressing the issues today - Storage Automation
• Uncovering the total cost of ownership of storage management
  by Mark Buczynski
• Our 2001 retrospective—and a glimpse at 2002 - I/O with Mark & Hal
  by Mark Ferelli
• Eliminating the reel motor position sensor in a tape drive - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Peter Groel
• Building the first industry-standard storage benchmark - Storage Networking
  by Roger Reich
• Ask the SCSI Expert: visit the SCSI trade association's web site to ask the SCSI Expert a question - www.scsita.org - Enterprise Networking
• NAS looking more like SAN every day: the best of both systems? Could be
  by Fred Moore
• Optimizing network storage processing performance: programmable multi-processors and high-speed I/O enable new levels of flexibility and performance for network storage systems - Storage Networking
  by Kim Chan
• XML helps untangle the Web - Internet
  by Christine Chudnow
• Federal government finally adopts tighter encryption standard - Top Technology Showcase
  by Joshua Piven
• The challenges and opportunities of tape automation - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Kelly Beavers
• iMerge 3.0 increases call capacity for cable telephony networks - Internet
• InfiniBand and the revolution of the DataCenter - Enterprise Networking
  by Tommy Sprinkle
• Time to say "bye-bye" to WiFi? Faster competition comes faster than expected
  by Joshua Piven
• Balancing the needs of data storage and business continuity - Storage Networking
  by Nigel Williams
• SCSI "ease of use profiles" help system designers specify mechanical and electrical interfaces - Connectivity
  by Paul Aloisi