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  • IBM writes software to improve data placement on solid-state drives

    IBM adds solid-state drive support to Data Facility Storage Management Subsystem (DFSMS); will add SSD-specific data placement and monitoring capabilities to software.  Article

  • Atrato adds solid state, smarter software

    A year after developing no-maintenance storage arrays, startup Atrato is adding management capabilities and supporting solid-state drives (SSDs).  Article

  • SandForce seeks to improve SSD controllers

    Newcomer SandForce delivers solid-state drive (SSD) controller it claims can lower cost and improve reliability for NAND Flash.  Article

  • Fusion-io plans to add software, SSD-based storage systems

    Startup Fusion-io's strategy is to push into the storage systems market with software features like snapshots, according to execs at SNW.  Article

  • Storage admins mull SSDs at SNW

    Storage pros at Storage Networking World begin to evaluate solid-state storage products, but remain cautious.  Article

  • Storage industry makes SSD wish list

    The week has been filled with solid-state drive announcements, but industry experts and storage administrators say vendors could do more to drive adoption of the technology.  Article

  • Texas Memory brings out PCIe-based solid state

    After concentrating on the high end of the enterprise with earlier DRAM solid-state drives (SSDs), Texas Memory adds SSD inside servers to widen its customer base.  Article

  • HP puts solid state in EVA storage arrays

    Hewlett-Packard's new EVA6400 and EVA8400 midrange storage systems offer customers the option of a solid-state drive (SSD) tier zero, but the price is probably still too hefty for widespread adoption.  Article

  • Pillar adds solid-state disks to Axiom arrays

    Pillar is making a new solid-state drive storage enclosure available for its Axiom disk arrays, while industry analysts wonder if customers are willing to pay a premium for SSDs in the current economy.  Article

  • Wide stripe before you dive into SSD

    Storage managers should consider physical disk technologies before plunging into SSD for storage IO performance. One of the processes existing vendors provide is called wide striping. It's most often available inside storage subsystems from 3PAR, Com...  Tip

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