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Data availability software specialists, VERITAS, announced in Sydney recently the extension of support for its data protection software for Network Attached Storage (NAS) and instant messaging appliances to more platforms.
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Veritas, which makes software used to protect data from risks such as computer crashes or storage system catastrophes, introduced updates for two of its primary product lines last week.
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