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High performance in all-flash storage is expected. But in 2016, performance itself ceased to be a key differentiator in the all-flash storage market. Instead, vendors in 2016 pushed new software and ...
Flash storage is increasingly important to the enterprise market, and analysts expect solid-state drives (SSDs) to largely replace spinning disks for enterprise systems, endpoints and consumer devices ...
The storage industry is an unusual beast, with untold millions of dollars being invested to increase the performance and capacity of the latest storage technologies even as the storage industry as a ...
Solid-state drive (SSD) flash memory storage devices have accelerated laptops and server-based computing. As organisations embark on digital transformation and look to use techniques such as ...
Nimble Storage's new CS700 storage array scales out to petabyte capacity and up to half a million IOPS. According to Nimble Storage's director of marketing and technology Gavin Cohen, the company's CS ...
Solid-state storage array maker Whiptail today announced its first modular, scalable all-flash array with up to 72TB of capacity. Whiptail’s new Invicta is an enterprise-class, multi-protocol storage ...
Israeli start-up Anobit today unveiled its second generation of enterprise-class SSDs based on consumer-grade NAND flash chips. The company has doubled the capacity of its SSD to 800GB, more than ...
Micron Technology Inc. today debuted a new solid-state drive for workstations and high-end personal computers, the Micron 3500, that features its latest 232-layer flash architecture. The company ...
KIOXIA America, Inc. is unveiling its new KIOXIA CM9 Series PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSDs, the first enterprise SSDs built with KIOXIA’s 8 th generation BiCS FLASH TLC—based 3D flash memory, which incorporates ...
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