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Articles in May 2003 issue of Computer Technology Review

• IBM creates world's smallest light-emitting molecule - Top Technology Showcase - Brief Article
  by Joshua Piven
• Exabyte's VXA-2 tape drive technology wins key endorsements, poised to replace DDS - Advertisement
• Guard your systems from network parasites with the WolfPac Security Suite - Top Technology Showcase
  by Louis Raphael
• Storage portals: raising storage to a higher plane - Internet
  by Phil Treide
• Choose your path wisely: Sony AIT data storage solutions provide a strategic alternative to linear tape formats - Advertisement - Advanced Intelligent Tape
• When the walls have ears - Business of Technology - ambient-intelligence technology
  by Bill Ribauda
• Commentary: open source software bridging the technology gap - Storage Networking - Column
  by Evan Leibovitch
• Utilizing HIPAA consultation to sell your company - Business of Technology
  by Scott Wyban
• You can't win the game if you don't know the rules: what you should know to win the new storage game
  by Fred Moore
• Wire-once, provision-many: optimizing compute resources in the data center - Storage Networking
  by David Caplan
• Internet giants join hands to can the spam - Business of Technology
  by Louis Raphael
• Intelligent storage provisioning takes a load off: automated provisioning tools in short supply
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Vulnerability management technology: a powerful alternative to attack management for networks - Storage Networking
  by Tim Keanini
• Organization set up to inform end-users on storage technology - Business of Technology - Brief Article
  by Louis Raphael
• USB on-the-go goes for peer-to-peer connectivity
  by Joshua Piven
• Switch-fabric requirements for next generation storage directors - Storage Networking
  by Ofer Iny
• What's on the technology horizon? Six perspectives—part 1 - Business of Technology
• Hotspots: not just for coffeehouses anymore - First in/First out - Industry Overview
  by Joshua Piven
• Serial attached SCSI or serial ATA hard disk drives: how to choose one or the other—or both - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
• Managing change across the enterprise: making the most of IT investments - Business of Technology
  by James Rogers
• VXA-2 takes its bite of the DDS $ pie - First in/First out - Brief Article
  by George McNamara
• Perpendicular recording: the next generation of magnetic recording - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Mike Covault
• The evolving role of tape storage
  by Rich Harada
• Storage over SONET/SDH connectivity - Internet
  by Al Lounsbury