Re: CW: RAID now dominant form of large system storage

Why do I get the feeling that this is advertising...? In article <DAIy8o.K3D@world.std.com>, mew@world.std.com (Michael E Willett) writes: >In their June 19 issue, Computerworld technical editor Charles Babcock >writes in his "RAID invades new turf" article: > >What a difference several years make. RAID is now the dominant form of >large system storage, and the small drives that RAID is built on have >dropped in price and grown in reliability as their mean time between >failures has zoomed up to 500,000 hours from a modest 40,000. > >Mike W. > >Michael Willett, EE >mwillett@storage.com >Storage Computer Corp. >http://www.storage.com/ >11 Riverside Street >Nashua, NH 03062 >Tel. 603-880-3005 > >:::I/O-accelerated, very fast disk arrays for all SCSI systems to 1,000 GB::: >