“Xiotech, the largest privately-held storage company, has
abandoned its proprietary platforms in favor of industry-standard
and open source technologies.“The company, a 9-year-old Seagate spin-off that generates about
$100 million in annual revenues and boasts nearly 1,400 customers,
announced its first product this week in a new direction: the
Magnitude 3D 3000, which uses Intel Xeon chips and Linux…”
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