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NetApp Listed on FORTUNE 1000; Company Ranked Number 929 on List
Business Wire, April 18, 2006
SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- Network Appliance, Inc. (Nasdaq:NTAP), a leading provider of enterprise storage solutions, announced that it debuted at number 929 on the FORTUNE 1000 list, the magazine's annual ranking of America's largest corporations determined by revenue. NetApp is also listed at number six among computing companies.
"NetApp is proud to be listed among America's largest corporations and recognized by FORTUNE," said Dan Warmenhoven, CEO of Network Appliance. "Achieving this prestigious milestone demonstrates our success in delivering distinctive value through industry-leading innovation."
About Network Appliance
Network Appliance is a world leader in unified storage solutions for today's data-intensive enterprise. Since its inception in 1992, Network Appliance has delivered technology, product and partner firsts that simplify data management. Information about Network Appliance(TM) solutions and services is available at www.netapp.com.
NetApp is a registered trademark and Network Appliance is a trademark of Network Appliance Inc. in the United States and other countries. All other trademarks belong to their respective owners and should be treated as such.
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