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  • SAS -- Hurry up and wait

    SAS announcements are coming quickly, as vendors race to lay claim to being first to market with servers and arrays based on the successor to parallel SCSI disk drive technology. 

  • Storage Clips: Infortrend unveils SAS array

    Infortrend unveils SAS RAID array; an online survey of companies says execs have doubt about meeting SOX deadlines. 

  • Storage Clips: LSI corners the market on SAS

    The component maker has signed design deals with four of the five largest server OEMs; EU approves data retention measure for compliance. 

  • SAS drives product roundup

    Serial-attached SCSI (or SAS) drives offer significant storage capacity at a much lower cost, while maintaining reasonable performance. Find out who the vendors are in this market. 

  • Not all SATA is alike

    Have you seen how SATA-based disk systems have taken over the computing world by a storm within the past two years? Actually, even less. I think the drivers... 

  • Latest SATA spec addresses density issues

    SATA-IO has quelled some, but not all, previous problems with the latest revision of the SATA specification. 

  • Storage Clips: Western Digital releases desktop SATA drives

    Western Digital releases SATA for desktop users; FilesX offers discount to nonprofits; Unitrends gets into e-vaulting; E-vaulter chooses new software. 

  • Investment firm finds value in SATA array

    Swelling databases and slow response times led UVEST Financial Services to dump its NAS in favor of a mid-tier storage array. 

  • Storage Clips: IBM boosts FC drives

    IBM to introduce new FC drives; EqualLogic announces 500 customer milestone; Arkeia to support Mac. 

  • New protocol to bridge gap for FC users

    A standard is being developed that will let FC communicate directly with SATA drives, saving users money.