And other than stating the obvious that EMC did, in fact, counter NetApp's offer for Data Domain, I am not going to make any further comment--for the simple reason that I have no desire to run afoul of our very sharp legal team! I will leave the comments section open here and under the R.I.P. Data Domain post below for any general discussion--as long as it doesn't devolve into anything inappropriate. For those of you looking to read any additional commentary, I would recommend Chuck's Blog or the Storage Anarchist.
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