Scaling The Home Terabyte

June 21, 2007

Scaling The Home Terabyte

OK, I promised myself I'd never be one of those bloggers that said "found this great post, go read it!" but that's exactly what I'm gonna do today.

Barry Burke (aka The Storage Anarchist) wrote a brilliant post on storage in the home.

The inside joke on the title of this post goes back to 1995, when EMC and Oracle teamed up to demonstrate the first terabyte-sized Oracle database. Project title: "Scaling The Terabyte". I think I still have the tee shirt. I guess things have changed a bit.

Go read it, please!

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Chuck Hollis

Chuck Hollis
VP -- Global Marketing CTO
EMC Corporation

Chuck has been with EMC for 16 years, most of them pretty good.

He enjoys speaking to customer and industry audiences about a variety of technology topics, and -- of course -- enjoys blogging.

He lives in Holliston, MA with his wife, three kids and three dogs when he's not travelling. Chuck enjoys piano, mountain biking, boating and skiing -- in that order.

Warning: do not buy him a drink when there is a piano nearby.