Sentence examples for data storage division from inspiring English sources

But he says management is cutting costs and the stock price fails to reflect Seagate's acquisition of Control Data's data storage division.

EMC was also blindsided by a price war initiated by Hitachi Data Systems, a unit of Hitachi Ltd., the deep-pocketed Japanese company, and joined by I.B.M.'s data storage division.

Through its thriving data storage division, Amazon is becoming an important contractor to the government bureaucracy that is a mainstay of The Post's reporting.

The acquisition fits into EMC's strategy of trying to counter fierce pricing pressure in its data storage division by selling more profitable storage software.

The data and storage division at Microsoft is growing rapidly, and with the upcoming release of Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and an agressive marketing push they should be able to steadily chip away market share from Oracle in the enterprise market.

VMware is a publicly traded division of data storage maker EMC Corp, and the two companies say they plan to give more details about their "Pivotal Initiative," or plan to merge the two company's data analystics and coule application assets.

RSA Security, a division of the data storage company EMC, is one of the largest makers of the security fobs.

Sales rose in the CHEP pallets business; the waste disposal division, Cleanaway; the data storage firm Recall, and Brambles Industrial Services, which services the metals and energy industries.

A lot of IBM orders involve a combination of products–servers, desktops, laptops, data storage devices, software and each of those divisions has its own system for tracking orders.

Los Alamos, one of the nation's two nuclear weapons laboratories, is under heavy criticism because of the disappearance on July 7 of two computer data storage devices containing classified information from its weapons physics division.

In the late 1990s, after 20 years at electronics maker Raychem, the industrial engineer from Princeton turned Memorex's dying data storage business into what became an $800 million "global services" division within Solectron.