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SIDF

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SIDF
(System Independent Data Format) An international standard format for storing data along with its file system. When conceived by the SIDF Association in 1993, its primary purpose was to allow backup tapes created by one vendor to be readable by another vendor's software on another platform. Originating from Novell's Storage Management Services (SMS), SIDF is used with both tapes and disks. SIDF became an ECMA standard in 1994 and an ISO standard in 1996.


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But in early 2009, the venture faced a financing problem as the SIDF warned it could pull a $530m loan for project.
The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi is trying to mediate between Sabic and the SIDF to resolve issues.
The JV will give Dow access to low-cost AH and gas for its plastic products and provide it with a foothold in the Saudi market, as well as low-cost funding from the SIDF and PIF, while enabling the kingdom to bring foreign expertise into its chemical industry.
 
 
 
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