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Published: 31 May 2002 15:15 GMT
IBM has developed a storage system called iBoot which is designed to allow computers to save data on remote devices over a network in the same way computers currently use internal hard drives.
According to US wires, the technology will allow machines to use a central repository to perform their primary data storage function.
This will allow the storage of far greater amounts of data and cut PC maintenance costs.
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