Articles from Computer Technology Review (January 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Ask the SCSI Expert: visit the SCSI trade association's web site (www.scsita.org) to ask the SCSI Expert a question.			596
Balancing the needs of data storage and business continuity.	Williams, Nigel		1093
Building the first industry-standard storage benchmark.	Reich, Roger		1518
Can hard drives re-invent the PVR?	Glatzer, Hal		924
Database strategy: active archiving.	Cash, Lisa		1332
Don't rain on Sun's parade before it even starts: new T3 architecture could prove you wrong.	Ferelli, Mark		1117
Eliminating the reel motor position sensor in a tape drive.	Groel, Peter		1319
Federal government finally adopts tighter encryption standard.	Piven, Joshua		256
Hitachi's HDDs for enterprise and mobile applications.	Schultz, Nick		352
iMerge 3.0 increases call capacity for cable telephony networks.			371
InfiniBand and the revolution of the DataCenter.	Sprinkle, Tommy		1156
NAS looking more like SAN every day: the best of both systems? Could be.	Moore, Fred		1440
Optimizing network storage processing performance: programmable multi-processors and high-speed I/O enable new levels of flexibility and performance for network storage systems.	Chan, Kim		1404
Our 2001 retrospective--and a glimpse at 2002.	Glatzer, Hal		696
Putting information storage in its place: we're generating digital data at a record clip. Is there a digital closet big enough to store it all?	Lakhanpal, Naresh		1328
SCSI "ease of use profiles" help system designers specify mechanical and electrical interfaces.	Aloisi, Paul		670
Standing out from the pack: integrators discover storage network appliances deliver scalability, management and application acceleration gains for customers.	Woolery, Robert		1244
Storage Roundtable: addressing the issues today.			3330
The challenges and opportunities of tape automation.	Beavers, Kelly		1437
The Mythical Hot-Spare.	Land, Kris		1109
Time to say "bye-bye" to WiFi? Faster competition comes faster than expected.	Piven, Joshua		2255
Uncovering the total cost of ownership of storage management.	Buczynski, Mark		2019
XML helps untangle the Web.	Chudnow, Christine		1187