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Disk drives
Disk drives used in enterprise-level disk arrays are SAS, SATA and Fibre Channel, 3.5-inch or 2.5-inch, they now store up to 1 TB. Read news about hard disk drive technology on this topic page.
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SATA drives product roundup
ARTICLE - SATA drives are an affordable middle ground between Fibre Channel disk and tape, and its use will only increase as more companies do tiered storage.
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Serial-attached SCSI quiz
LEARNING CENTER - How much do you know about Serial-attached SCSI (SAS) technology besides its attractive low cost and speed? Take our Quiz and see how SAS savvy you really are.
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Advantages of ATA and SATA disk drives
EXPERT ANSWER - What is the big deal with the ATA drive, besides the low cost relative to other drives? How about the performance aspect?
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Fusion-io brings RAID to solid-state storage
SearchStorage.com | 14 Aug 2008
ARTICLE - Fusion-io brings RAID to SSDs; Western Digital ships backplane-compatible VelociRaptor; Intel shrinks PATA SSD; Fantom GreenDrives cuts back on power
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Learn all about SATA
Submitted By: SearchStorage Editors | 07 Sep 2007
DATA STORAGE HANDBOOK - This handbook offers three related SATA tips which compare SATA to SAS and SCSI and provides advice on striking the right balance between them.
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Using SAS and SATA for tiered storage
Submitted By: SearchStorage.com | 11 Jul 2007
TIP - This podcast offers detailed information about SAS and SATA so you can strike the right balance between SAS and SATA in a tiered storage environment.
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Self-healing storage explained
George Crump, Contributor | 19 Aug 2008
SELF-HEALING STORAGE EXPLAINED - IT environments require a highly reliable foundation of storage. Self-healing arrays that eliminates up to 70% of drive failures will minimize overall data vulnerability. |
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Solid-state drives quiz
SearchStorage.com Editors | 25 Jun 2008
QUIZ - Solid-state disk devices are faster than hard disks, and their advantages are starting to outweigh their cost. But how much do you really know about these high-speed devices? |
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Achieving Energy Efficiency Using Solid State Disks (SSD)
Published by: Texas Memory Systems, Inc. | 10 Jun 2008
WHITE PAPER - This white paper explores how solid state disk (SSD), especially Flash-based SSD can be incorporated into an energy-efficiency strategy as part of a tiered storage architecture to address power concerns while also reducing server and storag...
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Increase Application Performance with Solid State Disks
Published by: Texas Memory Systems, Inc. | 10 Jun 2008
WHITE PAPER - Super fast solid state discs allow organizations to manage high transaction volumes and larger numbers of users using fewer servers. Read this white paper to learn more about SSDs and how they provide a cost-effective way to improve application per...
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Seven Key Questions to Ask Before Moving to Disk-Based Backup - Vendor Podcast
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25 OCT 2006, 09:00 EDT (13:00, GMT) |
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You have a lot of options when it comes to disk based backups and choosing the right disk-based backup solution can be daunting.
Attend this Podcast to understand the critical questions you need to ask when considering a move to disk-based backup – and examine the pros and cons of the popular approaches other IT professionals are currently choosing. |
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Top 7 Question You Must Ask When Moving to Disk-Based Backup - Vendor Webcast
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26 OCT 2006, 09:00 EDT (13:00, GMT) |
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Backing up to disk instead of tape eliminates the hassles of tape, provides faster backups and restores, improves security and streamlines operations.
Learn about the 7 critical questions to ask when considering a move to disk-based backup and examine the pros and cons of popular approaches. |
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holographic disk drive
24 Apr 2008
WORD - A holographic disk drive is a holographic storage device that uses a laser to store data to optical media in three dimensions, maximizing
storage capacity by using the media's depth. Most optical media, such as CD, DVD, ...
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solid-state drive
15 Feb 2008
WORD - An SSD (solid-state drive or solid-state disk) is a storage device that stores persistent data on solid-state flash memory.
SSDs actually aren't hard drives at all, in the traditional sense of the term, as there are no ...
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backup robot
05 Oct 2007
WORD - A backup robot is an automated USB 2.0 external storage device that supports multiple removable SATA hard drives.
Data Robotics' "Drobo" is the first example of a digital backup robot. It doesn't use robotic ...
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