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Western Digital To Set Up Its First Overseas SSD R&D Center In Taiwan

Western Digital has announced that it will be establishing a Research and Development center in Hsinchu, Taiwan, creating new 50 technicians position. The recruitment process for the new Taiwanese R&D center will take between 12 and 18 months and will focus on the development of solid state drives (SSD). This will be its first R&D

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Financial Firms Deploying GridIron Systems TurboCharger Said to Save Millions

Big data acceleration company, GridIron Systems, have announced that its new TurboCharger non-disruptive appliance is being readily implemented by the financial services industry to improve service-levels and solve Oracle and SQL-server performance challenges. Companies requiring access to data 24 hours a day, seven days a week all year around have saved anywhere between one and

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Samsung PM830 mSATA SSD Released, Supports SATA 6Gb/s Speeds

Samsung announced a new high-performance mSATA SSD for Ultrabooks dubbed the PM830, sporting speeds of up to 500MB/s read. Available in capacities spanning from 64 to 256GB, the drive makes use of Samsung’s own 20nm MLC NAND. This new mSATA SSD is being targeted towards the new crop of Ultrabooks, with a focus on the

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PogoPlug Offers 5GB of Free Cloud Storage

Pogoplug, a San Francisco based personal-cloud storage start-up, has started offering 5GB of free cloud storage. The service is aimed at mobile users and supports iPhone and Android, plus some desktop platforms to use with their PogoPlug hardware. The service is what you would expect of any cloud storage, allowing users to stream media or

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NexGen Announces n5 Virtual Machine Storage Systems [Supercomputing 2011]

NexGen Storage has just announced their new n5 virtual machine storage systems that use SSDs and hard drives, which applies granular quality of service (QoS) levels levels to provision performance across all tiers. They claim that these new storage systems will make storage setup easier for virtualized servers that run business- and mission-critical applications.

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Virident Launches FlashMAX MLC, Closes $21M Funding Round

Virident Systems has announced the release of their FlashMAX PCIe storage-based memory card and a $21 million round of venture capital to continue growing the business. The addition of the MLC product broadens Virident’s product portfolio, which is headlined by an SLC FlashMAX. The new MLC drive offers capacities of 1TB and 1.4TB and 4K

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OCZ Announces Plans to Scale up SSD Production

In a recent correspondence from their president and CEO Ryan Petersen, OCZ Technology has assured key clients of their ability to meet the any spike in demand for OCZ SSDs due to the lack of supply for HDDs. In the letter Petersen said "…I am pleased to notify you of our plans to immediately expand

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Synology Announces Three More 2-Bay DiskStations

Barely two weeks after releasing their high-performance two-bay DS712+ NAS, Synology has announced a set of new units designed to hit a broad spectrum of price points – the DiskStations DS212+, DS212, and DS212j. They start at $200, making an affordable entry point for home and small business use.

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Pogoplug Mobile Available Now

What’s the use of assembling the definitive collection of pre-Ashton Kutcher episodes of "Two and a Half Men" if you don’t have access to them at every minute of the day? The folks at Cloud Engine, Inc. asked themselves that question, and the Pogoplug Mobile is their answer. The newest addition to the Pogoplug line