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Disk drives overview
Hard disks provide huge storage capacities that can reach to 300GB and higher (though enterprise disks offer somewhat less -- up to 150 GB per disk). Enterprise hard disks offer fast data transfers, and drives like the... |
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New connections: SAS and iSCSI HBAs
Serial-attached SCSI and iSCSI host bus adapters (HBAs) represent the latest in server-to-storage connectivity technologies. Tailored to specifically address the needs of two emerging storage protocols, these new HBAs... |
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Are SAS disks a good investment?
In the near term, SAS won't make much of a dent in the high-end Fibre Channel drive market, but SAS may displace Fibre Channel deployments in the mid- and entry-market price bands. |
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SATA controllers
Storage expert Greg Schulz answers a reader's question: "Is a dual-channel SATA controller the same as a two-port SATA controller?" |
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4 Gbit Fibre Channel switch product specifications
Switches are used to segregate network traffic, and they are particularly crucial in a storage area network (SAN) to interconnect servers and storage devices into the overall SAN fabric. As SANs scale up over time, data... |
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What are the most important new disk drive technologies?
SearchStorage.com | 08 May 2007
GENERIC - The first 1 terabyte hard disk drives have appeared. What will be the impact of hard disk drive technologies such as perpendicular recording, 2.5-inch high-performance drives, secure erase, encryption and hybrid... |
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FC vs. iSCSI: Five tips in five minutes
SearchStorage.com | 24 Apr 2006
TIP - Recently, there has been a buzz among storage pros about how FC and iSCSI stack up. Check out this expert advice, so you can decide what is right for your organization. |
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How are demands for drive power changing?
SearchStorage.com | 08 May 2007
GENERIC - Each new generation of drives offers better capacity and performance but is generally using less power -- at spin-up as well as during normal operation. |
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