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If you are considering becoming a 1M/1M premium member and would like to join our mailing list to receive ongoing information, please sign up here. Mark Barrenechea is president and CEO of Rackable Systems. Before joining Rackable he served as executive vice president and CTO for Computer Associates. Prior to CA, he was senior vice president of Applications Development at Oracle and reported direc
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