Iomega

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Iomega was a data storage company best known for its Zip and Jaz drives, later acquired and operated as a subsidiary of EMC Corporation.

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Iomega canonical 2
Iomega Corporation 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf data storage company
technology company
acquiredBy EMC Corporation
acquisitionType full acquisition
acquisitionYear 2008
collaboratedWith Lenovo
competitor Imation
Sony
SyQuest Technology
Verbatim
country United States
developedProduct Jaz 1GB drive
linked to: G-DRIVE

Jaz 2GB drive
linked to: Jaz drive

REV drive
Zip 100 drive
Zip 250 drive
Zip 750 drive
external USB hard drives
network-attached storage devices
focusAfterAcquisition external hard drives
network storage
formerName Databyte Corporation
foundedAs Iomega Corporation
linked to: Iomega
foundedIn 1980
headquartersLocation Roy, Utah
industry computer data storage
keyBusinessModel sale of proprietary removable media and drives
knownFor Bernoulli Box
Jaz drive
Zip drive
laterBrandOf LenovoEMC
linked to: EMC Corporation
market consumer storage
enterprise storage
small business storage
notableEvent experienced rapid growth in the mid-1990s due to Zip drive popularity
notableIssue faced reliability concerns known as the click of death with some Zip drives
parentCompany EMC Corporation
productType external disk drives
removable disk storage
regionServed worldwide
status defunct as an independent company
stockExchangeListing New York Stock Exchange
subsidiaryOf EMC Corporation
successor LenovoEMC
linked to: EMC Corporation
technology proprietary removable disk cartridges
tickerSymbol IOM

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EMC Corporation subsidiary Iomega
Iomega foundedAs Iomega Corporation
linked to: Iomega
EMC2 hasSubsidiary Iomega