Xyratex Expands Executive Team

HAVANT, England, Aug. 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Xyratex Ltd (Nasdaq: XRTX), a leading provider of data storage technology, today announced that it has expanded its executive team with the appointment of Todd Gresham, Doug Inamine, Luciano Marinaccio, Ed Prager and Ahmed Shihab as executive officers with immediate effect.

"We are extremely pleased to announce these appointments, which will broaden the expertise on the executive team," said Steve Barber, chief executive officer of Xyratex. "I believe the addition of these executive officers will enable the company to be more effective and efficient in executing our corporate strategy and meeting the increasing requirements of our customers. I am confident that these appointments will help to drive the future success of the company." 

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