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Barbara Craig
I am a Sr. Product Marketing Manager at Seagate, focused on the growing Nearline storage market in the Enterprise storage arena. I have more than 11 years in the storage business, my background has been primarily consumed with extolling the virtues of networked storage – working primarily with OEM manufacturers, integrators and savvy end users who discovered the technology could unleash the potential of their solutions. I’m excited about the opportunity to have real interactive conversations with you on this new storage blog.
SSD from Seagate
October 28, 2009 – 1:58 pm
SSDs are making their way into the market as Seagate, the storage leader began shipping SSDs last month to enterprise OEM customers who are reporting favorable early results with [....]
6Gb/s SAS – Simply good for Enterprise Storage!
September 3, 2009 – 8:58 am
IT Managers looking for speed out of their data centers are looking closely at implementing 6Gb/s SAS. But indeed, it’s more than that. SAS now comes close to offering the [....]
Posted in Data Center, Fibre Channel, SAS, Storage Systems, Trends, Uncategorized
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Tagged 6Gb/s, data center, Fibre Channel, SAS 2.0
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Storage Budgeting Tips during Tough Times
August 4, 2009 – 9:35 am
Despite the difficult economic times, storage needs keep growing. IT managers are looking for ways to optimize the investments they must make to keep up with these ever-increasing [....]
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tagged 2.5", cloud storage, constellation, cost savings, data center, Data Reduction, disk drive, efficiency, energy efficiency, enterprise, HP, low power, performance, SAS, sata, savvio, Seagate, SearchStorage, Servers, storage, Storage Provisioning, tiered storage, virtualization
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A Day in the life of a Server
July 10, 2009 – 9:42 am
Intel has a great way of getting new technology in the hands of those who need it. I recently attended one of the Intel TST (Technical Solutions Trainings) that made it’s way [....]
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tagged Cheetah, Cheetah NS, Inside IT Storage, intel, low power, performance, server, Servers, storage, Xeon
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BUILT FOR EFFICIENCY!
June 23, 2009 – 11:25 am
Dell’s new PowerVault® MD1120 storage array is built for efficiency! Providing up to 12 TB of storage in a single 2U enclosure, it uses the new Seagate Constellation™ [....]
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tagged Add new tag, constellation, DAS, dell, efficiency, SAS, SPC
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Where’s your next rack going?
June 10, 2009 – 7:45 am
With the ever-increasing amounts of data storage requirements, IT managers are running out of floor space to house it all. In fact, in a Storage Magazine’s recent survey, seventy-one [....]
Finding your true spin speed
May 28, 2009 – 7:39 am
Whether its hard disks or fast cars, when it comes to speed, it’s all about revolutions per minute or RPM. Critically important (to the tune of $3M) to [....]
Posted in 10K/15K RPM, International, Servers, Storage Systems, Uncategorized
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Tagged 15k rpm, 2.5" HDD, data center, disk drive, disk drives, enterprise, fixed axis, full rotations, Indy 500, Inside IT Storage, Seagate Blogs, server, Servers, speed, storage, Technology, The Register
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Sustainability in an ever-changing world
May 19, 2009 – 4:25 pm
While en route from Minnesota to Iowa this past weekend, I noticed that the fields traditionally steep in corn or soybeans are now expanding their charter and becoming wind farms [....]
Posted in Data Center, Uncategorized
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Tagged 2.5-inch drive, constellation, Power Savings, savvio, sustainability, Wimbledon, Wind Farms
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The Benefits of moving to 2.5″ HDDs
May 1, 2009 – 1:46 pm
Energy and performance often go hand in hand. The higher the performance, the more energy required to deliver it. Leading us to the great compromise. To save power you have [....]
