Exabyte Corp, the Boulder Colorado-based tape storage company, will reach only $70m in revenues for its second quarter, down by $17m from last year and down $10m sequentially. Consequently, the company predicts that it will make only a very modest profit. Exabyte CEO William Mariner blamed the shortfall on what he called a general weakness […]
Exabyte Corp, the Boulder Colorado-based tape storage company, will reach only $70m in revenues for its second quarter, down by $17m from last year and down $10m sequentially. Consequently, the company predicts that it will make only a very modest profit. Exabyte CEO William Mariner blamed the shortfall on what he called a general weakness in the data storage industry.
