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Articles in June 2000 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Motorola Debuts SoftDSL At WinHEC As DSL Adoption Rates Lag
  by Joshua Piven
• Fibre Channel Building Blocks: Interconnect Elements
  by Bob Rumer
• Making Sense Of 2Gbps Fibre Channel
  by Dave Anderson
• First Data And Entrust Ride The Next Wave In B2B E-commerce
  by Kim Borg
• SAN And NAS Meet In The middle … Over Backup
  by Jonathan Sackheim
• Maxtor's 'Diamonds' Catch Google's Eye
  by Katherine Diaz
• Broadband Edge Services Power New Internet
  by Joshua Piven
• Database Overload Overwhelms Database Administrators
  by Dave Trowbridge
• ENVISION: A Clear Look At The Future
  by Glenn Jacobsen
• VERITAS Speaks Volumes
  by Katherine Diaz
• Easier, Cheaper DSL: Replacing Central Office Hardware With Access Concentrator Technology
  by Seton Kasmir
• Tape Roundup For The Server Market
  by Christine Chudnow
• Warriors In The Storage Management War
  by Christine Chudnow
• Continuous Availability: Either You're Online Or You're Out Of Business
  by Fred Moore
• It's A Bird! It's A Plane! It's Quantum's Super Offering!
• SANs For The Internet
  by Tom Clark
• OSNI Puts FC's Feet To The Fire
  by Mark Ferelli
• Life Ain't So Hard With Toshiba's New 1.8-inch HDD
• InfiniBand: A Paradigm Shift From PCI
  by Tom Heil
• Lucent Doubles DSL Channel Density
  by Joshua Piven
• JMR's Fortra FR10 and Fortra FT10 Compatible With Chaparral RAID Bridge Controllers
• Mirror, Mirror In The Data Center
  by Michael Wong
• Br'er Hill & The Briar Patch A Cautionary Tale
  by Hal Glatzer
• Tandberg's SLR100 Library Stacks Up To The Competition
• OTG Spins A "Gorey" Tale About Lethal Email
  by Christine Chudnow
• ERRATUM
• Ricoh Offers 4x-10x Speeds
• Persistent File System [PFS] Technology: File management for PCs
  by David Howard
• Age Of Specialization
  by Mark Ferelli
• SAN-Ready Tape Library Solution Provides A Spectrum Of Logic
• What's In A Name? — Differentiating SAN And HAS
  by Mark Ferelli