Posts Tagged ‘1.5TB’
Seagate Raises the Bar with 1.5TB Drive
Seagate announced yesterday version 11 of their Barracuda hard drive range, to be released next month (August 2008) with a maximum capacity of 1.5TB. The news link has all the speeds and feeds if you’re interested in how they have achieved this remarkable milestone.
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Balancing Bicycle and Storage Resources
July 30, 2010 11:07
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IBM to Acquire StorWize
July 30, 2010 09:07
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Hitachi: The Value of uValue
July 27, 2010 20:07
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Hitachi uValue 2010 – Akihabara Visit
July 21, 2010 09:07
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Hitachi uValue
July 17, 2010 10:07
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Chris Evans: Chuck/Tom Well made points about SONAS which I hadn't considered. Tom, I agree the integration route is the key thin...
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Tom Cook: Chriss, You make some great points. Let me jump into the "appliance/data path" issue. I could not agree more, c...
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Chuck: I think the IP would make an interesting addition to the feature set of IBM's SONAS product or perhaps the compression a...
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Ed: go on.... rules are meant to be broken! :D j...
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Rodos: Great work Chris, thanks for sharing what its like to be there! Rodos...
- Back up after precious little sleep to await granite fitting. Infosmack recordings at midnight are a killer.
- @RickVanover @Knieriemen For the sake of our sanity (and reputations) not even pictures.
- @Knieriemen Oh, how I'd forgotten about that song; still, overshadowed by @rickvanover 's Elvis.
- @thebizarch I think a "lessons learned" session over a beer is in order.
- @thebizarch You are kidding - JUST a reboot?
- [blog] Balancing Bicycle and Storage Resources: Transport for London today unveiled their new bicycle hire scheme,... http://bit.ly/akDrkP
- @vStewed Is it 20-question Friday? :-)
- @vStewed @BasRaayman In any case, most storage admins will over-engineer both NAS and SAN environments, so no problem.
- @vStewed @BasRaayman - ability to replicate sync, multipathing, scalability, may all outweigh perf discussion
