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StreamLogic says it has entered into a partnership with HyperParallel Technology that will allow it to use low-cost PC and disk storage technology for management of video and data.

StreamLogic (STLC) will incorporate HyperParallel's technology in applications such as large-scale video-on-demand servers, Internet and intranet servers, storage, and multiuser video editing.

StreamLogic's product development is focused on movement and storage and management of digital data in various audio-video and networking applications.

The company did not supply a ship date or price for any new products that incorporate the HyperParallel technology.

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