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Articles in May 2000 issue of Computer Technology Review

• My Way Or The Highway!
  by Mark Ferelli
• Testing Tape Susceptibility To Dust
  by Runar Angelsen
• Packing The SAN
  by Mark Ferelli
• Linux Virtual Private Networking For $500
  by Joshua Piven
• Infinistore: Better By Design
  by Mark Ferelli
• InfiniBand Gathers Powerful Support
  by Tom Heil
• OTG Software Xtends Its Reach Into The Email Storage Management Market
  by Kim Borg
• Storing The Next Generation
  by Katherine Diaz
• Clustered Servers And Redundant I/O Ports
  by Kevin Smith
• All The News That's Fit To Plate
  by Mark Brownstein
• Get It On Tape—Again!
  by Mark Rogers
• Mirroring Your Way To A Fault-Tolerant Storage System Beyond RAID 5
  by Joel Leider
• EIP—More Profitable For Integrators Than Users?
  by Dave Trowbridge
• Tape Is Dead[ldots]No Way!
  by Lee H. Elizer
• First ISP, Then ASP Now SSP!
  by Fred Moore
• VERITAS Cluster Server And Remote Storage
• HIARC Opens Its HSM Software For Ultrium LTD
• Serial ATA Will Implement Next Generation Performance By 2002—Transparently
  by Mark Brownstein
• AMI Is All Hyped Up
• There's A Logic To FibreFAS440
• WAP Flap Zaps Spec Credibility
  by Joshua Piven
• Maxell RAMS The Optical Media Market
• A Round Of Applause, Please
  by Mark Ferelli
• Microsoft Fought The Law And The Law Won. Does Anybody Still Care?
  by Joshua Piven
• Will Escape Velocity Put EMC Storage In Orbit?
  by Mark Ferelli
• Ask The Scsi Expert
• To Be Fully Informed[ldots]
  by Hal Glatzer
• The SAN Era Takes Shape
  by Fred Moore
• SCSI Untangled
  by George Penokie