Joe Rorke of Rorke Data, a long-time Seagate partner, will be discussing their new low cost file level SAN for Avid, FCP and Adobe Users at NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) show next week in Las Vegas. See Rorke Data at NAB April 16-19, 2012 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, South Hall, Lower Level, [...]
Back in May, I presented the blog and question, “Is MLC the future of enterprise SSD storage?” and covered the ground with a discussion of the current standards, trends, and thoughts from analysts. It became clear that Multi-Level Cell (MLC) technology used within Solid State Drives was going to…
At this year’s annual Flash Memory Summit held in Santa Clara, CA, Seagate participated in a number of panel sessions, tutorials, and delivered a keynote address. Well over 2,000 people registered to attend, and the event certainly earned its spot as “the place to be” for flash designers,…
In my last post, “Is Data in the Cloud Safe?” I talked about how few cloud service providers encrypt data at rest and how this impacts the security of your cloud data – especially when drives are retired. This post discusses a fast, easy way to enable secure cloud computing by using Self-Encrypting Drives to [...]
Pulsar XT.2 consistently exceeds more than 20,000 complex IOs/s.
Pulsar XT.2 easily sustains 20,000 complex IOs/s over a 4 hour test period (and beyond) with a flat average response time of less than 3ms.
Everyone knows that solid state drives are fast. And while speed is great, consistent performance is essential. Why? Because datacenters are driven by service level agreements that demand the same level of fast, storage performance 24x7x365 – regardless of the workload complexity or changing IO intensity levels. So how can you evaluate consistent SSD performance? [...]
Yes they do! IT Pros know what drive brands are spinning inside their equipment. OEMs may want all of us drive guys to be strictly vanilla but to IT pros, there is a difference …especially when it comes to enterprise storage. Each month IT Brand Pulse selects a handful of product…
Enterprise Storage Forum recently published an article on SSDs that covers several important topics. From basic SSD design differences, to application environments, to recent standards for enterprise vs. client, the article offers a quick overview for those interested in better understanding the…
EE Times recently published an article that further dives into and explains the SSD standards that we reported had been released by JEDEC in September. Authored by Alvin Cox, chairman of the JEDEC JC-64.8 committee, and a Seagate senior staff engineer, the article defines the enterprise and client classes of solid state storage, outlines endurance [...]
The JEDEC Solid State Technology Association today announced it has published two long-anticipated standards for measuring and reporting Solid State Drive (SSD) endurance relative to overall reliability. As the leading developer of standards for the microelectronics industry, JEDEC’s view is that…
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