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Title	NetApp CEO talks IBM, virtualization
Type	Interview
Source	IDG News Service 06/15/2005
Summary	If you think Network Appliance Inc.'s (NetApp) recent partnership with IBM Corp. was about getting the storage server vendor into the enterprise, chief executive officer Dan Warmenhoven wants you to think again. The Sunnyvale, California, company is already there, and enterprise customers are helping to fuel extraordinary sales growth. In this interview, Warmenhoven discusses the role of open source and virtualization software in NetApp's strategy and shares his thoughts on the blossoming relationship with IBM. continue

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