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To:"mswier@yahoo.com" <mswier@yahoo.com>
Subject: Linux advances in the datacenter
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2004 13:52:05 -0500
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January 23, 2004

Open Magazine - Your strategic guide to Open Source 
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While many are declaring 2004 'The Year of Linux on the Desktop,' the 
real news continues deep in the datacenter. Starting with high-end 
tape-storage, openBench Labs looks deep into the workings of Quantum's new 
SDLT 600, which turns the tables on LTO-2 in performance. But the big 
story is the introduction of a new level of manageability for both drives 
and media and the implications for library automation.

If there are any IT managers who began 2004 still uneasy about Linux in 
mission-critical environments, Red Hat will make them think again with 
its acquisition of Sistina Software, the home of LVM to simplify 
storage management. The deal will go down at the end of this month and John 
Webster, senior analyst at Data Mobility Group, comments.  

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