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On-net routing provides a significant economic advantage for carriers that own or lease large data networks by allowing them to control costs not only in their own arbitration expenses, but also for their end users' long distance voice charges.
Yoshida closed by stating that no matter who eventually develops the switched storage controller, Hitachi Data Systems Freedom Data Networks and Freedom Storage Products already lead the market in meeting the scalability and availability needs of today's large data networks that support e-commerce.
 
 
 
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