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Route 128 RAID 3/4/5 "advisory" sales seminars cancelled

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From: John OBrien
Date: Mon, 30 May 1994 13:27
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Regarding those postings from RAID "advisory" board marketing, their 
scheduled RAID 3/4/5 marketing seminars in Newton, MA (Route 128) were 
just cancelled due to lack of any Route 128 interest in their older and 
much slower RAIDs.  That's what happens to any computer industry vendor 
who doesn't stay on top of the latest industry developments.  In general, 
UNIX (and VAX) systems administrators are now upgrading their installed 
configurations with the new RAID accelerator platforms that speed up I/O 
by many multiples, rather than putting in CPU upgrades that usually are 
not needed.  Is that finally it for the rab, their "advisory" seminars, 
and their slower(!)-than-single-spindle architectures?

John

John O'Brien                Tel. 603-880-3005
Storage Computer Corp.      Fax. 603-889-7232
11 Riverside Street
Nashua, NH 03062            European headquarters: Wiesbaden, Germany
United States               Tel. 49 611 30 82 30 6   

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Subject: Route 128 RAID 3/4/5 "advisory" sales seminars cancelled
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