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Xserve RAID delayed
By ron carlson, Insanely Great Mac
November 22nd 2002
Earlier rumors said it was coming and now Apple has confirmed it
A note posted on Apple's Xserve webpage states that the mothership is delaying the
introduction of their rackmount storage solution until "early" next year.
Here's a quote:
We�ve received an overwhelming thumbs up on our Xserve 1U rack-mount server from
customers and reviewers since it started shipping in July and now we�re working hard
to deliver Xserve�s companion RAID product in early 2003, not by the end of calendar
2002 as originally announced.
The 3U Xserve RAID promises to deliver high-performance RAID storage via 2Gb Fiber and
supports for 14 ATA/100 drives (for up to 1.68TB of storage). Other features will
include dual 2Gb fibre channel I/O, redundant/hot-swappable power supplies and
cooling, as well as dual-RAID controllers.
Editor's note: Apple has been quite good of late about not delaying products -- at
least publicly. True DDR and G5 processors stand as notable exceptions, but these
"innovations" haven't been publicly announced.
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