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Monday, June 29, 2009

EMC Extends Deadline for Data Domain Offer

Tiernan Ray

EMC on Friday extended the period Data Domain has to respond to its $30 all-cash offer to acquire the company. The offer, which was previously set to expire at 12 midnight on Monday, June 29, is now extended to July 10.

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Thursday, June 11, 2009

Dell’s Dedupe Play

Justin Scheck

Until three weeks ago, few people outside corporate data centers knew much about deduplication technology, which makes data storage more efficient by culling repetitive documents. That changed when data storage companies NetApp and EMC got into a bidding war last month for a leading provider of the heretofore obscure software.

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