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[May 8, 2008] Greater efficiency and flexibility will propel new solutions to the forefront among IT buyers, according to a new report.

White House Fesses Up to Missing Data
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[May 6, 2008] ExDS storage line is big, fat and has small feet -- which HP is wagering will be just right for environments wrestling with large and growing data needs.

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