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SSD growth in 2009 set to continue
A new report from IDC has forecast a 54 per cent growth in SSD adoption across a five year period.
SSD not dominating storage market yet
The buzz around Storage Expo this year may be about SSD, but a number of executives think we have a while to wait before it becomes mainstream.
SSDs to replace HDDs in HP servers
HP has offered to upgrade its ProLiant server line from HDDs to Samsung’s SSD product.
Sun unveils new open storage lineup
The new family’s parent reckons the products will reduce costs by up to 75 per cent as well as simplifying storage management.
Intel and Numonyx announce memory breakthrough
Breakthrough in phase change research heralds massive increases in memory performance and capacity along with reduced size and associated costs.
Compellent automates solid state storage tiering
Compellent will be the first company to offer solid state storage solution with automated block level tiering.
Samsung unveils high performance, lower power SSDs
The new SSD arrivals also promise high IOPS rates. <br> <br>
SanDisk: SSDs to get 100x faster
New technology from SanDisk could bring major performance benefits for SSDs and pave the way for mainstream adoption.
Intel fixes SSD flaw
Intel has restarted shipments of its X25-M and X18-M SSDs after fixing a data blocking bug.
Enterprises begin to embrace SSD
A report released over the weekend has shown enterprise-level businesses are beginning to adopt SSDs, which will become a market driver.
SNW 08: Is SSD ready for enterprise?
A few challenges remain before mainstream adoption of solid state disks (SSDs) will be possible, but IDC is optimistic the technology will see...
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