Storage Computer:RAID 7 I/O acceleration & interoperability at DECUS

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From: Michael E Willett
Date: Tue, 08 Nov 1994 19:05

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Regarding the Digital user interest in preserving and enhancing their 
investments in DEC CPUs, and particularly accelerating their I/O, Storage 
Computer will demonstrate the interoperability of standards-based, open 
RAID 7 storage servers for the DEC product line at DECUS in December.

Storage Computer will show intelligent RAID 7 storage servers 
simultaneously working with VAX and Alpha CPUs, Sun SPARC servers, a high 
end PC running Windows NT, and a Novell NetWare installation.

Other DEC partners who want to boost the speed of their software with 
very high performance, I/O-accelerated storage can contact Bob 
Blatchford (603-880-3005).  Bob is in charge of all DEC technical 
programs here at Storage Computer, regarding fault-tolerant storage.

Mike Willett
Storage Computer
Nashua, NH USA
Tel. 603-880-3005

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