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- Acopia Networks Names Kirby Wadsworth as Senior Vice President,…
- … and Volume Alerts for Thursday July 27, 2006 – One Company…
- Sun to sell StorageTek campus

Acopia Networks Names Kirby Wadsworth as Senior Vice President,…
Free with registration – Business Wire – AccessMyLibrary.com – Jul 27, 2006
– Acopia Networks(R), the leader in high-performance enterprise file virtualization, announced today the appointment of Kirby Wadsworth as senior vice president of marketing and business development. A skilled professional with extensive storage industry experience in both emerging and established companies, Wadsworth will lead the company’s global marketing and business development functions reporting directly to Acopia’s president and chief executive officer, Christopher Lynch. “Kirby’s incredible depth of experience and knowledge will be instrumental in helping to shape Acopia’s marketing and business development efforts into a world-class organization tasked with both furthering the recognition and trust in the Acopia brand, as well as growing an expanded channel partner network characterized by.

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Sun to sell StorageTek campus
Rocky Mountain News – Jul 27, 2006
has changed its mind about the former Storage Technology campus in Louisville and now plans to completely vacate the 390-acre property and sell it by the end of next summer. All Rights Reserved… inline –>

Sun Microsystems Inc. has changed its mind about the former StorageTechnology campus in Louisville and now plans to completely vacate the390-acre property and sell it by the end of next summer. Sun expects to start moving its Louisville work force to its campusin Broomfield’s Interlocken business park as early as April, a decisionwith major economic ramifications for Louisville. The timeline for the relocation – more sweeping and faster thanpreviously known – was made public Tuesday during the computer networkand server company’s quarterly discussion with Wall Streetanalysts. “The Louisville, Colo. , campus is for sale. We have a plan to vacatethat campus as well in the next nine to 12 months,” said Mike Lehman,Sun’s chief financial officer.