Hitachi may sell stake in hard drive unit --- sources
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Hitachi, Japan's biggest electronics conglomerate, has not posted a profit in its hard disk drive (HDD) business in any year since buying it from IBM for $2 billion in 2002.
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Concerns about national security and technology transfer are being raised by rumors of Chinese interest in acquiring an American disk drive maker.
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The Barracuda 7200.11 will sell for $399. Rival Hitachi released its version of the drive for the same price in April.
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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co   and Hitachi Ltd  are discussing multi-billion  dollar deals on flat panels that could reshape an industry hit  by fierce competition, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Mounting mid-market storage assault Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) is seeking a couple of new resellers to complete its squad to attack the mid-range storage market.â¦
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Hitachi Global Storage Technologies Inc. (HGST) and Intel Corp. are pushing the development of an interface technology that they hope will smooth the adoption of compact hard-disk drives (HDDs) into mobile phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs) and digital music players, the companies said on Friday.
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SEPTEMBER 08, 2004  - NEW YORK -- Hitachi Data Systems Inc. yesterday announced the general availability of a new high-end storage sub-system that it said is unprecedented in its ability to
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HITACHI TO ROLL OUT PCS COMPATIBLE WITH NEXT-GENERATION DISC FORMAT IN FY '07--Hitachi Ltd.  said it will launch personal computers mounted with a next-generation optical disk drive some time in fiscal 2007.
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Hitachi is considering a shake-up of Hitachi Global Storage Technologies (HGST), the hard-disk drive maker that it acquired from IBM in 2003.
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By Kyodo News International, Tokyo  Jan. 30--TOKYO -- Trading house Sumitomo Corp. is considering investing  in Westinghouse Electric Co., a major U.S. nuclear reactor builder which  Toshiba Corp. took control of last year, industry sources said Tuesday.
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(InfoWorld) - Storage systems vendor Hitachi Data SystemsÂ (HDS) will acquire storage management company Archivas, it plans to announce Tuesday. Hitachi has scheduled a conference call for Tuesday morning to discuss its planned acquisition of Archivas, according to a media advisory released Monday. The advisory did not disclose how much Hitachi is paying for Archivas nor other details. Archivas sells an online storage management product, Archivas Cluster (ArC), which lets customers store, protect, and manage fixed-content data, such as document, e-mail, database, image, and audio files. The product is intended to address corporate governance, legal discovery and compliance regulations, which are driving new business investment in storage technology. The venture-funded company in Waltham, Massachusetts, was founded in 2003. HDS, one of several original equipment manufacturer (OEM) partners of Archivas, uses Archivas software in its Content Archive Platform. HDS, in Santa Clara, California, is a subsidiary of Hitachi Ltd. of Tokyo. Â
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Hitachi&#39;s 400 GByte Deskstar got company: Seagate announced it is shipping its Barracuda 7200.8 to retail stores and system builders, also offering up to 400 GByte storage space.
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September 8, 2004 - Infineon Technologies AG (IFX: FSE, NYSE) today announced that it has signed a long term license agreement with Hitachi Global Storage Technologies (Hitachi GST) on read channel technology ...
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U.S. fund Cerberus Capital Management LP   is likely to sell its stake of about 40 percent in  Japan&#39;s Imperial Hotel Ltd. (9708.T), the Nikkei business daily  reported in its evening edition on Tuesday.
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Napster made moves to prepare for a possible sale of the company Monday, including retaining an investment banker to discuss its options. CEO Chris Gorog cited "third-party interest" as the reason behind the move.
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Storage systems vendor Hitachi Data Systems said it will acquire storage management company Archivas.
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International Business Machines Corp. countered Hitachi Ltd.'s September announcement by unveiling its own high-end storage server it claims puts it in the lead in that market.