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Articles in August, 2002 issue of Computer Technology Review

• 3G gets boost from Bush - Top Technology Showcase
  by Joshua Piven
• In step with the times: new features speed Ultra320 SCSI - From the SCSI Expert
• Amid tech despair, Microsoft earnings a ray of hope - Stub Files
  by Joshua Piven
• What will replace DDS? The media answers - DDS Replacement - Panel Discussion
• The changing world of tape - Storage As I See It - Industry Overview - Column
  by Mark Ferelli
• Summer of scandal: accounting tricks, software scams, price fixing make 2002 a tech summer to forget - Business of Technology - Industry Overview
  by Joshua Piven
• Total cost of survival: the new metric for business continuity
  by Fred Moore
• Autoloaders help overcome DDS capacity shortcomings: now, even price-sensitive businesses are looking at automation - DDS Replacement
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• StoneFly's Storage Concentrator: Storage virtualization appliances for IP storage networks - Top Technology Showcase
  by Nick Schultz
• Network emulation tools in IP networks: test system infrastructure before deployment - Connectivity
  by Garth Morrison
• Intel and Microsoft absquatulate! Is all hope lost for InfiniBand? - Industry Overview
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Tandberg SLR: a superior alternative to DDS - DDS Replacement
  by Willy A. Johansen
• Storage South—Wa-a-a-ay South—of the Border - I/O with Mark & Hal - Column
  by Mark Ferelli
• Securing network infrastructures: meshed topographies simultaneously preserve security and accessibility - Storage Networking
  by Cecilia Ross
• Storage Networking market analysis - Stub Files
  by Farid Neema
• Data protection SLA's: measuring their effectiveness - Storage Networking
  by Lynne VanArsdale
• Reliability with a roadmap: choosing a tape technology to replace DDS - DDS Replacement - Industry Overview
  by Bill Gerstner
• A sweet solution: honeypots distract hackers from valuable networks - Internet
  by Brian Hernacki
• Are we hearing the DDS swan song? Maybe, but only the OEMs will call the tune
  by Mark Ferelli
• Travan data storage technology: a strong future built on a proven heritage - DDS Replacement
  by Bob Hawkins
• Extensible utility: implementing XML for databases - Internet
  by Anupam Singh