Oric?
Am i the only one who was wondering "Oric Atmos?" when reading the headline?
EMC cans Atmos Online service
Cloud storage booster EMC has canned its own Atmos Online cloud storage service, referring customers to its three "world-class service providers". EMC launched the Atmos Online service in May, 2009. Fourteen months later this has been downgraded to a development resource. A note on EMC's Atmos Online web site says: We are no …
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A bit more commentary
Disclosure - EMCer here...
Chris - thanks for the article.
I did a followup post here: http://virtualgeek.typepad.com/virtual_geek/2010/07/understanding-what-were-doing-with-atmos.html
(and also an update to the original post you linked to).
Hope it clarifies what we're thinking. Everyone makes boo-boos, I think this is a move in the right direction.
As did I...
because the EMC spin on this one is a big issue. Everyone makes mistakes, but does everyone try and rewrite history while they're at it?
http://blogs.netapp.com/shadeofblue/2010/07/atmos-online-the-jezhov-of-the-cloud.html
Disclosure, NetApp'er.
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