Storage roundup: Xyratex reports higher than expected storage system sales

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Storage roundup: Xyratex reports higher than expected storage system sales

Francesca Sales, Contributor
In a sign that storage sales may be on the rebound, disk storage systems vendor Xyratex Ltd. said it expects to report higher revenues for last quarter than it previously forecasted. Xyratex's revised forecast calls

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for revenue in the range of $313 million to $318 million in comparison to its previous guidance of between $245 million and $285 million.

Xyratex doesn't sell storage systems under its own brand, but its enclosures are included in systems sold by vendors such as NetApp, EMC Corp.'s Data Domain and IBM XIV.

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