31 July 2010
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Unified storage tunnel vision - one vendor's view
By Allan Tan | Sep 23, 2009
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"one ring to rule them all" suggests that you have different rulers who lord it over their kingdoms. And yet are all subject to one lord who is master of all. In the case of unified storage, NetApp is suggesting you throw away your investment in favor of their solution to achieve unified storage. Reminds me of V-Max, on a small but still .
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