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Intel SSD 330 Series Released

The SSD 330 Series is Intel’s latest entry SATA 6Gb/s SSD that gives consumers looking to upgrade existing systems affordable access to SSD performance. This new SandForce SF-2281-based SSD offers improved performance over the existing SATA 3.0Gb/s Intel SSD 320. The new SSD will come in capacities including 60GB, 120GB, and 180GB and offer read

Enterprise  ◇  SSD

Marvell and Western Digital Celebrate Billion-Drive Milestone

Marvell and Western Digital have announced a milestone in their decade-long business relationship. Since the partnership began in 2001, Marvell’s shipments to WD have increased significantly, now totaling over one billion units. WD and Marvell will build on this successful history to develop new storage solutions across a broad spectrum of applications and emerging technologies

Enterprise  ◇  Workstation

Fusion-io Accelerates Adobe CS6 Post-Production Software With New ioFX

Fusion-io and Adobe have announced that the upcoming Creative Suite 6 Production Premium software will benefit from tighter integration with ioMemory products like the new Fusion ioFX. This tighter integration is all about application acceleration, with software packages such as Adobe After Effects seeing significant performance enhancements, bringing video manipulation into the realm of real-time

Enterprise  ◇  Server

Samsung’s SSD Angels Strike Again – 8 More SSD Upgrades [Sponsored Post]

In their first video Samsung’s SSD Angels took to the SSD wagon, revitalizing 50 computers that were in desperate need of upgrade. Thanks to the Samsung SSD 830 SSD and a few minute’s upgrade time, those who complied with the four crazy SSD geeks got a whole new relationship with their computer. When seeing her machine boot for the

Enterprise  ◇  Enterprise Storage

Hitachi Blade 500 Announced: High-Density Storage and Open Architecture

The Blade 500 is Hitachi’s new 6U rack mount blade server system, supporting up to 8 server blades plus I/O and management hardware. Hitachi’s flexible architecture and logical partitioning features are ideal for organizations with diverse data storage needs, allowing the multiple applications to securely co-exist on the same hardware. The Blade 500 is also

Enterprise  ◇  Enterprise Storage

Nexsan Debuts E48 SAN Storage System

Nexan has announced that it will feature a live product demonstration of the E48, the newest member of the E-Series line of SAN storage systems, at the 2012 National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) trade show in Las Vegas, April 14-19. The E48 delivers up to 144TB of storage in 4U and can be expanded to

Enterprise  ◇  Workstation

IBM PureSystems Will Set the Stage for the Next Era of Computing

IBM has announced a new category of "expert integrated systems,” taking a major step forward in a new, simpler era of computing by being the first family with built-in expertise based on IBM’s decades of experience running IT operations for tens of thousands of clients in 170 countries. PureSystems is the result of $2 billion

Crucial Releases New 000F Firmware For m4 SSD

This week Crucial quietly slipped out a firmware update for the popular Marvell-powered m4 SSD. The update touches on stability changes, although doesn’t directly link to any existing issues as problematic as the 5200 hour patch released earlier this year. This round Crucial addresses compatibility with RAID cards and improved reliability under stressful workloads. The

Enterprise  ◇  Storage Adapters

Fusion-io Brings ioMemory to the Workstation with Fusion ioFX

Fusion-io has announced their latest ioMemory storage accelerator; this time with eyes on the workstation market. The Fusion ioFX is designed to give video editors, video effects professionals, programmers and the like a powerful storage solution that can keep pace with today’s high-throughput processors and GPUs. The Fusion ioFX has been in development for some

Enterprise  ◇  Software

Intel SSD 910 Series PCIe SSD Announced

If Intel had its way, every hard drive would be replaced by an Intel powered SSD. Currently Intel offers products spanning small mSATA SSDs all the way up to eMLC-based high-endurance enterprise SSDs. Missing from this broad portfolio is a high-performance PCIe solution, to compete with others in the enterprise space including the LSI Nytro family,