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Storage magazine Online September 2009: The lowdown on solid-state storage

The September 2009 issue of Storage magazine Online is now posted for free download.

This month's cover story updates IT pros on the progress solid-state drive (SSD) storage is making in terms of product development and production deployments. It is widely assumed that SSDs will transform from a tool used by only the largest organizations to a prevalent, if not ubiquitous, technology found in nearly every data center. What recent developments are spurring this transformation? Find out in this feature.

Plus, check out this month's other features:
► Rule #1: Know thy data an editorial by Rich Castagna
► Use storage more efficiently by Robert L. Scheier
► Software vendors expand data deduplication offerings by Beth Pariseau
► Hot Spots: Is cloud-based backup right for...

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