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Articles in June, 2003 issue of Computer Technology Review

• T-rex and Shark both have teeth. . - First-In/First Out - IBM eServer zSeries 990 and IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Storage Server Model 800 "Shark"
  by Mark Ferelli
• The NAS solution: managing the explosive growth of data volume on business networks - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Wayne Arvidson
• Disk-to-disk backup: pass the data please - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Andy Newbom
• AMD's Opteron aims at Itanium in 64-bit battle
  by Joshua Piven
• Are you ready to outsource your storage?
  by Frank Brick
• SAS and SATA compatibility: a new paradigm for disk interconnects - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Mike Wall
• What's on the technology horizon? Six perspectives—Part 2 - Business of Technology
• Microsoft's latest attempt to tame the unruly penguin - First In/First Out
  by Louis Raphael
• Opening the door to open source - Enterprise Networking
  by Jeff Balentine
• Limitations of conventional RAID-5 on the ATA platform inhibit promise of ATA in the enterprise - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
• Building a high-performance content infrastructure with Web services - Internet
  by Jon Parsons
• SMI takes it place in storage annals: SNIA waves storage standard banner
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Roundtable: "switched on storage arrays" Part 1 of 3 - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
• Are you ready for MAID technology? All disks spinning all the time? Not necessarily
  by Fred Moore
• How advanced iSCSI architectures can extend the functionality of SATA for IP storage - Tape/Disk/Optical Storage
  by Simon Huang
• HP introduces entry-level NAS family - Technology Showcase
  by Mark Ferelli
• Using embedded platform management with WBEM/CIM: add IPMI to provide "Last Mile" Manageability for CIM-based solutions - Enterprise Networking
  by Steve Rokov
• LSI Logic's Serial ATA RAID storage adapter with battery backup support
  by Louis Raphael
• Best practices for managing clustered test environments - Enterprise Networking
  by Jim Lee