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Computing / Computer engineering / Computer hardware / RAID / Standard RAID levels / Data striping
Date: 2007-10-10 19:18:28
Computing
Computer engineering
Computer hardware
RAID
Standard RAID levels
Data striping

P1: PSX ACMJ334-07 ACM-TRANSACTION October 10, 2007

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