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The Data
storage Report
March 1996 Volume 11, Issue 3
THE NEWSLETTER OF THE DATA STORAGE INDUSTRY
CONTENTS
DATAQUEST: “A THIRD OF U.S. HOMES WILL HAVE
PC IN 1996”
BILL GATES DISCOURSES ON THE PC THE NEXT MAJOR HOME APPLIANCE
SIMPLY INTERACTIVE PC EFFORT LAUNCHED
TELEVISION AND PC COMBINED IN ONE, A CONSUMER BOON OR BOONDOGGLE?
GATEWAY 2000 DIMENSION COMBINATION PC AND TV
TELEVISION TIED TO PC
DEMONSTRATING THE FUTURE PERSONAL COMPUTER APPLIANCE
SOFTWARE SALES SHOW SOFTNESS
ON NOW DESIGN INITIATIVE ARCHITECTURE SUMMARY
MICROSOFT AND PC MAKERS BACK NEW POWER MANAGEMENT INITIATIVE
MAGAZINE PREDICTS PC SALES SLOWDOWN IN ’96
MICROSOFT’S “INSTANT ON” PC INITIATIVE
GATES DESCRIBES CYBERSPACE CHAT AT INTERNET CONFERENCE
WIRELESS HIGH BANDWIDTH INTERNET ACCESS
ETHERNET CREATOR PREDICTS A TEMPORARY INTERNET CATASTROPHE
RESEARCH FIRM SEES HOT FIREWALL MARKET
GATES INTRODUCES EXCHANGE AT NETWORLD+INTEROP CONFERENCE
DATA WARE-HOUSING TOOL MEASURES SYSTEM EFFICIENCY
INTERNET, DATA BASES, AND CLIENT-SERVER: THE NEW COMMERCE MEDIUM
SOFTWARE ENABLE ELECTRONIC COMMERCE
NETWORK DEMANDS NEW PARADIGM FOR DISK STORAGE SUBSYSTEMS
NETWORK READY STORAGE EMERGING PARADIGM
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IBM ANNOUNCES ENHANCEMENTS OF ITS RAMAC RAID SYSTEM
AT CEBIT 96
RAMAC WINS RAID SURVEY
KODAK CONTINUES TO DEVELOP ITS 14-IN. OPTICAL STORAGE OFFERINGS
OPTICAL STORAGE MARKET STRUGGLES ON
RESEARCH PREDICTS FOUR-FOLD GROWTH IN MEDICAL IMAGING MARKET
JUKEBOX PLAY VARIETY OF OPTICAL MEDIA
STUDY SHOWS COMPANIES VIEW INTERNET BUSINESS DIFFERENTLY
DATABASE STORES DIGITAL PHOTOS
HOW TO SEND UNIQUELY FORMATTED DOCUMENTS OVER INTERNET INTACT
SOFTWARE PROVIDES COMMON INTERFACE FOR DESKTOP IMAGING APPLICATIONS
HP TARGETS MEDIUM TO LARGE CORPORATIONS WITH BACK-UP TAPE
SMARTCD SERVES WINDOWS NT
TAPE DRIVE SHIPMENTS (THOUSANDS OF UNITS)
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