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	EMC unveils all-SSD array, one app to manage all flash | Western Digital claims HDD capacity doubled with nanotech breakthrough
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	Test your SSDs or risk massive data loss In exposing 15 SSDs from five different vendors to power loss, researchers found that 13 suffered such failures as bit corruption, metadata corruption, and total device failure. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: QLogic Corporation Captive vs Shared SSD – best SAN choice? Clustered apps/virtual servers waiting on storage I/O? Overprovisioning HDDs for performance breaking the budget? Existing SAN storage not keeping up with critical application performance demands? Concerned SSD acceleration solutions will disrupt your SAN architecture? Want non-disruptive SSD integration w/existing software and SAN infrastructure? QLogic's Mt. Rainier Adapter seamlessly integrates Fibre Channel HBA, SSD and caching intelligence. Join the Product Evaluation Program or sign up for a Briefing and learn how to supercharge your existing SAN with transparent shared SSD caching! In this Issue EMC unveils all-SSD array, one app to manage all flash Western Digital claims HDD capacity doubled with nanotech breakthrough WEBCAST: IBM Corporation Breaking Big Data Performance Barriers In this exclusive webcast, you'll hear how IBM's Platform Symphony improved Big Data performance over pure Hadoop - by 74X - and how you can take advantage of this competitive differentiator. Learn More. EMC unveils all-SSD array, one app to manage all flash EMC released its first, purpose-build, all-solid state drive (SSD) array that is based on its XtremIO acquisition last year, as well as new software that identifies server flash throughout a data center and allows it to be managed under one interface. Read More Western Digital claims HDD capacity doubled with nanotech breakthrough Western Digital has announced what it said is a nanotechnology breakthrough that will allow the company to double data storage capacity on hard disk drives (HDD). Read More
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