@Misc{coyne:storage,
  author = {Robert A. Coyne and Harry Hulen and Richard Watson},
  title = {Storage Systems for National Information Assets},
  year = {1993},
  note = {Publication status unknown},
  keywords = {parallel I/O, file system, network, pario-bib},
  comment = {See also coyne:hpss. They describe the National Storage Laboratory
  at LLNL. Collaboration with many companies. The idea is to build a combined
  storage system from many disk and tape components that is networked to
  supercomputers. The philosophy is to separate control and data network
  traffic, so that the overall control can be managed by a (relatively) small
  computer, without the same computer needing to pump all of the data through
  it's CPU. The data would go directly from the devices to the client
  supercomputer. They also want to support multiple hierarchies of data
  storage, so that new technologies can be inserted without disrupting existing
  hierarchies. Access interface is layered so that high-level abstractions can
  be provided as well as low-level control for those who need it.}
}