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From: "Michael Willett"
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1992 22:33
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1992 22:33
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The October 27 issue of Midrange Systems has an interesting front-page article entitled "Mirroring, RAID expected to compete as high availability solutions". Significant points include: In its (Sept.1) announcement, IBM states "IBM expects to be the first in the industry to ship in volume a RAID-5 storage subsystem for the AS/400.".... George Mele, marketing director at IPL, adds "IBM has approached the RAID market differently. It has traded the complex approach and put a product out there. The way technology works, it should be like that. IBM has made a good decision." ... Despite its enthusiasm to deliver the first RAID-5 product to the market, IBM maintains the preferred solution for high availability and fast access remains mirroring. "The AS/400 market is accepting of mirroring," notes Ryan (of EMC).... From a technology perspective, mirroring is viewed as the optimal, although expensive, solution. Michael.Willett@OFFICE.Wang.com
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