Yep, Vaughan is now at EMC Corp. (NYSE: EMC) working for CTO Mark Lewis in the technology group. He was cagey about what exactly he's doing. (Waxing Lewis's car? Just kidding, guys!) But he did tell me that he's "pumped."
Says Vaughan: "The storage industry is at an inflection point to come back. And so I thought, how do I leverage that and do what I want to do? I wanted to go into the industry, and EMC... You can say something like, 'Clint is clearly making a bet with his feet.' "
Obviously Clint's had no problem sucking down huge amounts of the EMC Kool-Aid already. Bottoms up!
Dear Bob the Beaver,
What's the latest on Rasvia Systems? They were hyping their "original design manufacturer" model, saying they had connections with big Asian electronics manufacturers to make super low-cost storage arrays (See Rasvia Breaks the Mold.)
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