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theregister.co.uk - 1/5/2009

Fujitsu tells WD the deal's off • The Register

— theregister.co.uk — Fujitsu did not give Western Digital a Christmas present - in fact it said 'No deal'. The... two companies have been talking about Fujitsu selling its loss-making hard disk drive business to Western Digital. Fujitsu's president Kuniaki Nozoe said there ... (more) Fujitsu tells WD the deal's off • The Register

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xbitlabs.com - 12/29/2008

Fujitsu: No Chances to Merge Hard Drive Businesses with Western Digital

— xbitlabs.com — Fujitsu's Hard Drive Business Unit Not Going to WD, At Least Now - Company... (more) Fujitsu: No Chances to Merge Hard Drive Businesses with ...

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Fujitsu: No Chances to Merge Hard Drive Businesses with Western Digital
X-bit labs — The president of Fujitsu said in an interview that now there is zero chance that the company s hard disk drive (HDD) business would be sold to Western Digital. Although the unit is believed to be losing money, WD is unlikely to offer proper price due to strong Japanese Yen. I won t deny that we have had talks with Western Digital. But at the moment, there is zero chance of a deal, said Fujitsu President Kuniaki Nozoe in an interview with Japanese Nikkei news-paper, reports Reuters news-agency. Back in October 08 Western Digital was rumored to be planning to acquire Fujitsu s ...

Fujitsu puts the kibosh on possible sale to Western Digital
Engadget — ... It seemed nearly imminent that Fujitsu would be selling off its hard disk division to rival Western Digital, but apparently something has gone awry. According to Fujitsu President Kuniaki Nozoe, there is currently "zero chance" of a deal being done, though he ...

PogoPlug makes all your external USB HDDs network accessible
Engadget — Look out Addonics -- PogoPlug is looking to steal your thunder here at CES by introducing a USB-to-NAS adapter of its own. Put as simply as possible, the device connects your USB hard drive to your internet router, and after a "simple" software setup, the files within said drive can be accessed from any internet-connected PC. As for pricing? Try $99 MSRP, or $79 if you buy in early. Full release, as usual, is after the break. Continue reading PogoPlug makes all your external USB HDDs network accessible Filed under: CES, ...