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Posted by CmdrTaco on Friday July 05, 2002 @11:37AM from the bitsand-bytes-pushing-through-the-pipe dept.

aibrahim writes "In the recent Slashdot article about Serial ATA some people wanted to know where SCSI was going, and if Serial ATA could deal with some higher end workstation and low end server requirements. Apparently it has been decided that Serial ATA 2 (pdf doc) and Serial Attached SCSI are the answers."

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Sheesh! (Score:4, Funny)

by Mike Hicks ( 244 ) writes: <hick0088@tc.umn.edu> on Friday July 05, 2002 @11:47AM (#3827766) Homepage Journal

...and just as I'm building my fibre channel array for my home computer :-p

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Re:Can you imagine... (Score:0, Funny)

by Mode0x13 ( 550144 ) writes: on Friday July 05, 2002 @12:48PM (#3828096)

Imagine a beowulf cluster of these posts.
Postercomment compression filter violated. Comment aborted == Add more CRAP!

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Evil Drives (Score:4, Funny)

by Blahbbs ( 587167 ) writes: on Friday July 05, 2002 @12:50PM (#3828114)

So when will someone come out with a Serial ATA Network device?
Yup, a SATAN Device (tm).
...boo...hiss....

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An Ada exception is when a routine gets in trouble and says 'Beam me up, Scotty'.