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NetApp acquires Data Domain for $1.5 billion

NetApp blew its top last week with the acquisition of data deduplication vendor Data Domain for $1.5 billion. Data Domain, which makes in-line processing data deduplication appliances, claims AT&T and the U.S. Defense Department as its customers. The company's sales last year amounted to $274 million, with net income of $21.6 million. Read full story

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