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Re: RAID 7 systems...

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From: Michael E Willett
Date: Fri, 28 Apr 1995 00:00
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tls@cloud9.net writes:

>...FTC...I can't remember....

I think you're referring to the Federal Trade Commission in D.C.
(As I recall, that's a big Banyan site.)  I haven't been able
to find anyone here who has had any contact with the FTC from any
perspective whatsoever.  We are in regular contact with a lot of
the big Federal organizations in D.C. and elsewhere (regarding TAC-4, GSA
and RAID 7 or solid state disk orders), but we don't seem to have had any
FTC contacts yet of any kind.  (That's surprising since the RAID 7s are 
fully Banyan-certified by Banyan.)  We'd be happy to provide the FTC with
an evaluation unit to measure how much of an I/O performance multiplier they
would get with their particular configuration and applications.  IT names 
and phone numbers at the FTC would be appreciated, if anyone knows them.

(BTW, StorComp is in the process of opening up a new D.C. area office to
address the federal government's storage needs more directly.)

Mike W.

Michael Willett, EE
Storage Computer Corp.
11 Riverside Street
Nashua, NH 03062
Tel. 603-880-3005

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From: mew@world.std.com (Michael E Willett)
Subject: Re: RAID 7 systems...
Date: 1995/04/28
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