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IBM Fits NAS Gateway With POWER Chips

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Jan 29, 2004
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IBM this week introduced a new storage product to zip files across enterprise networks.

The new IBM TotalStorage NAS Gateway 500 system is a big step up from the companys previous NAS Gateway 300 product, IBMs NAS product manager David Vaughn said. While the earlier product relied on Intel chips, the 500 is the first based on POWER 4 chips and is 150 percent faster than its predecessor, the company said. NAS

The Gateway 500 is optimized for POWER 4 on IBMs own AIX operating system, but also supports UNIX, Linux and Windows environments.

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