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Despite what many vendors would have us believe, DVD will not displace CDROM by the year 2000. Rather, it will establish a huge market presence while continuing to accommodate the huge installed base of CDROM users. As such, many manufacturers are designing solutions that address both technologies. For example, Procom just announced a mixed-ROM serverthe DVD/CD FORCE 14-Server-that provides network access to both DVD-ROM and CD-ROM data across multiple...
