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SSD Top Performance and Reliability for Enterprise Tier 0

 With today’s announcement of Seagate’s Pulsar SSD product, Enterprise customers now have a viable solution for I/O-intensive, high performance blade and general application server storage environments.Pulsar

Whether it’s I/O intensive workloads like decision support applications (e.g. data warehousing, data mining, email etc.) or traditional business processing in the form of OLTP, ERP or CRM or other I/O intensive workloads (e.g. web, high performance computing (HPC) etc), Pulsar is enterprise-ready to fit the bill for those high speed random-I/O operations – in fact - at 100 times improvement over traditional hard drives. (And who doesn’t like to drive fast!) 

Get a look under the covers with Pete Steege.

This is just the first product in a line of high performance SSDs coming down the pike from Seagate. Watch this space for future developments.

December 8, 2009 - 9:02 am | By Barbara Craig | Posted in Data Center, SSD, Servers, Storage Systems, Trends, Uncategorized, sata | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Comments (1)

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