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Pre-Plate Products [Cleaners, surfactants, rough & fine grinding coolants,
etchants, deoxidizers]
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Substrate Products [glass media cleaners and etchants]
Caddie
(Cassette) Cleaning Products
Electroless
Nickel (Ni/Phos) Post-Plate Products [alkaline, acidic and neutral cleaners & surfactants]
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Fluids [For: diamond, colloidal silica, aluminum oxide, silicon carbide]
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NEW PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENTS:
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Non-Hazardous Acid Cleaner: NuWet DA31C - for post disk polish and texture. Great choice for PMR. |
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NuWet DA40 - New more aggressive defect removal over our excellent DA31C product. Try our NuWet DA40LST for Surface Tensions down to 18 dynes/cm. Both Non-Regulated Chemicals. |
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NuKoat RP 1 - Corrosion Inhibitor for Read Write Heads and Microelectronic Devices |
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NuRinse LF1X and LF12 for Cassette Cleaning |
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NuWet DM 33 - Post polish Glass Cleaning and Slider Cleaning |
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Non-Hazardous Acid Cleaner: NuWet 4100 - for post disk polish and texture. Great choice for PMR. Ultra low surface tensions <18 dynes/cm. LOW surfactant levels. Less surfactant = faster rinsing & less potential organic residue left behind from the cleaning process. |
| Data Storage - RSS Feeds |
| Five Continuing Trends in Data Storage As we do at six- or 12-month intervals here at eWEEK, we offer a short list of key continuing trends in data storage, based upon daily conversations with storage vendors, analysts, data center managers, CIOs and CTOs -- even a few former industry executives now blissfully retired and simply watching this evolution with continued amazement. - Data storage historically has been thought of as a solid, super-important but not-very-exciting sector of IT. Well, quot;not-very-exciting quot; is a value judgment made strictly in the mind of the beholder, and storage certainly is not a newsless valley in the overall IT landscape. New products...
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| Nirvanix Storing Archived Photos from NASA Lunar Orbiter in the Cloud As the archiver of new high-definition digital photos of the moon that will begin transmitting this week from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, Nirvanix will be storing a large number of 2GB photos. The mission has been described as America's first step to the lasting return to the moon. - As NASA begins looking for potential sites for new moon bases, enterprise cloud storage provider Nirvanix is doing its part to hold and protect thousands of digital images that will comprise moon-mapping history. As the archiver of new high-definition digital photos of the moon that will begi...
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| How to Implement a Solid Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery Plan Business continuity and disaster recovery plans are essential components of overall business and IT planning. Since disasters do happen, it's critical to have business continuity and disaster recovery plans in place before the need arises. To prepare and protect both your employees and business, Knowledge Center contributor Brace Rennels offers 10 tips on how to carry out a solid business continuity and disaster recovery plan. - There are many types of disasters that can jeopardize a business and its employees. The type of disaster a business encounters will determine which actions that business must take. If there is a fire or a disaster that is a danger to the building, for example, then you must first evacuate the e...
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| Supreme Court Allows RS-DVR Service, Rejects Hollywood Appeal The Supreme Court decision opens the way for cable companies to offer remote storage digital video recording services such as Cablevision's RS-DVR. Film studios and major broadcast networks say RS-DVRs violate the copyright on their content. - The Supreme Court refused June 29 to hear an appeal of a lower court decision that permits Cablevision to offer remote digital video recording. The service allows consumers to record, store and playback recordings on computer servers maintained by Cablevision instead of DVRs owned by customers. ...
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| EMC Extends Its All-Cash Offer in Data Domain Deal UPDATED: EMC extends its all-cash offer of $1.8 billion to purchase all outstanding shares of Data Domain common stock for $30 per share. NetApp's putting $1.9 billion on the table, but its offer is a combination of cash and stock. - EMC waited until the close of the business day June 26 to extend its $1.8 billion cash offer to snatch midrange storage provider Data Domain away from its original suitor, NetApp. The world's largest external disk storage provider wants to purchase all outstanding shares of Data Domain common ...
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| Survey of IT Execs: Virtualization No Panacea for Data Recovery Many companies are not able to deploy separate backup data center locations to provide the complete data recovery system, relying instead on failover to separate storage arrays and servers within the same physical building. This is the Achilles heel of many virtualized IT environments, experts say. - Three-quarters of IT executives surveyed believe virtualization by itself can play a major role in an enterprise disaster recovery plan, but it in no way represents a complete answer to a DR strategy, according to a quot;State of Disaster Recovery quot; survey released June 25 by market researcher ...
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| New SanDisk 32GB Flash Card Can Handle HD Video The new Extreme SDHC card features a sustained write speed -- up to 30 megabits-per-second -- fast enough to capture a storehouse of up to 160 minutes of full HD (1920x1080) video at a 24Mb/s data transfer rate, the company said. - SanDisk, which makes and sells more Flash memory cards for digital cameras than anybody else, on June 24 unveiled what it claims is the world's fastest 32GB card -- one that has both the capacity and I/O speed to handle HD video clips. SanDisk's Extreme SDHC card features a sustained writ...
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| Toshiba Launches Postcard-Size HDD with Backup, Encryption The next generation of Japanese company's USB 2.0 portable hard drives feature 320GB and 500GB capacities, system backup, password-protected encryption for added security and enhanced software features. They're good for both Macs and PCs. - With companies such as Seagate, Synology, Cisco Systems, Rebit, FalconStor, Iomega and several others elbowing each other in the desktop personal storage market with inexpensive yet capacious machines, it seems as if there is little room for another competitor. No worries. Turns out there's pl...
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| LSI Provides HPC Storage for Swiss Supercomputer The massively parallel Cray XT5 supercomputer now is capable of delivering a sustained data transfer rate of 20 GB/s for its open-source Lustre file system. The recently completed upgrade has resulted in a system that is the most powerful supercomputer in Switzerland and one of the largest HPC systems in Europe. - The Swiss National Supercomputing Centre in Manno, Switzerland, announced June 22 that it has upgraded its current Cray XT3 supercomputer to an even faster Cray XT5 system, and that it selected LSI to handle the massive storage requirement. The announcement was made on the opening day of the ...
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| Seagate Launches 3 More SMB Storage Devices Seagate Technology by adding to its BlackArmor line is making a statement that it wants to own the branded SOHO storage market and not simply be known as the world's largest supplier of spinning disk drives to other manufacturers. - Following its corporate upheaval in January, Seagate Technology has made it clear that it wants to own the branded small office/home office storage market and not simply be known as the world's largest supplier of spinning disk drives to other manufacturers. Seagate on June 22 expanded its growin...
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