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Articles in March, 2003 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Comdex organizer declares Bankruptcy, competitor challenges with new event - First In/First Out
  by Joshua Piven
• Disk vs. tape: disk will win over time - Technology Arena Disk vs. Tape
  by Mark Walker
• Intel drops bombshell on mobile phone processor market - Top Technology Showcase
  by Joshua Piven
• The inevitable paradigm shift: disk-to-disk-to-tape - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Mike Parise
• New standard for seamless WLAN/WAN roaming: is it an answer in search of a question?
  by Joshua Piven
• File sharing over the WAN - Storage Networking
  by Trevor Hughes
• Why tape continues to stick - First In/First Out
• Tape casts a long shadow - Commentary
  by Steve Berens
• Disk companies pricing themselves out of business-again: lessons of the past still unlearned
  by Fred Moore
• Anywhere computing opens endless possibilities … possibilities to data loss - Storage Networking
  by Bill Tanner
• The black hole of death: beware, it could engulf you
  by Mark Rasch
• Storage vendors prosper in tough times - First In/First Out
  by Louis Raphael
• Counterpoint about the future of tape - Technology Arena Disk vs. Tape
  by Juan Rodriguez
• RAIDn poised to revolutionize storage protection - Top Technology Showcase
  by Louis Raphael
• The why and what of WORM technology: WORM tape libraries make sense - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Sharon Isaacson
• Path managers keep SANs on the right track: guide storage admins through a forest of network devices
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• The future of CD-RW and DVD in corporate IT - Storage Networking
  by Howard Wing
• Monitor and manage your existing storage with Auto-Stor
  by Louis Raphael
• Global namespace: The Future of File System Management, Part 2 - Storage Networking
  by Rahul Mehta
• AMPP: combining SMP and MPP to speed database queries
  by Foster Hinshaw
• Virtual private storage delivers large-scale storage consolidation payoff - Storage Networking
  by Hu Yashida
• Fibre Channel security
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow