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It’s like HDTV.
First we had HD televisions without any content. Then we had some HD broadcasts, and some HD DVDs in the stores.
Then – inflection point! – all the pieces were there. [....]
TechGadgets created an arresting visual image in my mind as they described the problem being solved by Seagate’s new self-encrypting enterprise drives:
“There isn’t an organization, large or small, [....]
Seagate took a big step in the history of disk drives yesterday, although it may take a while for it to be seen as such.
Seagate announced the availability [....]
Supermicro has launched a series of SAS 6G-ready server components called Building Block Solutions that have all the latest shtuff:
Onboard 6 Gb/s SAS technology
1U, 2U, 3U and 4U rackmount, tower [....]
SearchStorage is reporting today on the lengths to which companies go to destroy their old data. It’s not as easy as you might think.
They quote an Enterprise Strategy Group [....]
Reducing data center power consumption is good for the planet and good for IT budgets. It can also mean extra cash.
PG&E (Pacific Gas & Electric) awarded Fortune Data Centers $900,000 [....]
Chris Mellor at The Register heard from Gary Veale, HP’s new StorageWorks EMEA VP on HP’s storage future – and it looks a lot like HP’s current servers.
Veale says [....]
Ideas International compared a disk-based server to an SSD-based server using the new Storage Performance Council’s SPC-1/E efficiency benchmark for some very interesting results.
The disk-based server used 300 [....]
