Nimbus Data Systems on Monday launched an enterprise data storage array based entirely on solid-state drive technology, promising gains in performance and energy efficiency. In addition, the S-class ...
Violin Memory Inc. announced today the general availability of a new high-end storage appliance made entirely of solid-state disk (SSD) and aimed at I/O-intensive jobs such as relational databases and ...
American Megatrends (AMI) on Tuesday unveiled a new storage array it claims is the first to tier SSD cache and SSD storage along with spinning hard drives in a single enclosure. AMI's new StorTrends ...
Texas Memory Systems released what it is calling the fastest flash memory-based disk array on the market, capable of sustaining 5 million IOPS, but only using 6 kilowatts of power. Texas Memory ...
Nimbus Data Systems today announced a new all-NAND flash storage array aimed at enterprise-class data centers that it said matches disk arrays on price, but outperforms everywhere else. Nimbus’s new E ...
There are almost too many ways to skin the storage cat in the enterprise datacenter these days. HPC centers have it easy. They pick a single parallel file system and now maybe put a burst buffer in ...
In my April column (“Putting the IOPS Where They Count”), the generalities of Input Output Operations (per second) or IOPS were explored from the physical device that is the hard disk drive (HDD) ...
HP has announced a new set of feature enhancements for its all-flash HP 3PAR StoreServ 7450 array along with the claim that this marks the end of spinning disk. The new features include ...
I've got a machine running Server 2012 R2 x64 to serve of 14TB of RAID-6 disk to our home LAN. I turned the machine off to check a reported drive failure in the array and was able to resolve that by ...
Hewlett-Packard is joining some aggressive startups in claiming flash can match the cost of high-end disk drives. On Monday at its Discover conference in Las Vegas, HP announced updates to the ...
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