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Big storage on the cheap

July 29, 2005 Running out of hard drive space? Start-up Capricorn Technologies is offering plans to build low-cost mass storage systems. TAGS: storage system, EMC Corp., gigabyte, spokesman, hard drive

Seagate ups capacity with new hard drives

June 8, 2005 Company launches a 2.5-inch device using technology that can hold almost double the amount of data of current designs. TAGS: Seagate Technology, gigabyte, hard drive

Blu-ray vs. HD DVD: Knocking each other out?

November 22, 2006 perspective High-definition TVs should be hot sellers this holiday season, but consumers may have a tough time sorting out the next-gen video discs and the players that go with them. Knowledge@Wharton TAGS: gigabyte, HD-DVD, Universal Pictures, Blu-ray, consumer electronics, professor, studio, electronics company, format, corner, DVD, laser, situation, DVD player, movie, Intel

Amazon offers hosted storage for developers

March 14, 2006 The online retailer gives third-party developers a place to store some data on the Web for a monthly fee. TAGS: hosted storage, Amazon.com Inc., S3 Inc., developer, Web service, Web application, gigabyte, API

Sun bangs utility computing drum

February 1, 2005 Sun's update to its vision of utility computing features data storage costing $1 per gigabyte per month. TAGS: utility computing, Sun Microsystems Inc., gigabyte, vision, AMD Opteron, AMD, IBM Corp., California, server

Small gadgets to spark flash memory surge

November 22, 2005 Demand for power-packed gadgets like the iPod is expected to pump up flash memory--and Intel and Micron are eyeing the gains. TAGS: NAND, NAND flash, Semico Research Corp., flash memory, Micron Technology Inc., density, gigabyte, manufacturing, electronics company, gadget, consumer electronics, Apple Computer, Intel, memory, Samsung Electronics, cell phone
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