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3PAR® (NYSE Arca: PAR) is the leading global provider of
utility storage, a category of highly virtualized, tightly-clustered and
dynamically-tiered storage arrays built for utility computing. Organizations use
utility computing to build cost-effective virtualized IT infrastructures for
flexible workload consolidation. 3PAR Utility Storage gives customers an
alternative to traditional arrays by delivering resilient infrastructure with
increased agility at a lower total cost to meet their rapidly changing business
needs. As a pioneer of thin provisioning —a
green technology
developed to address storage underutilization and inefficiencies—3PAR
offers products designed to minimize power consumption and promote environmental
responsibility. With 3PAR, customers have reduced the costs of allocated storage
capacity, administration, and SAN
infrastructure while increasing adaptability and resiliency. 3PAR Utility
Storage is built to meet the demands of open systems consolidation, integrated
data lifecycle management, and performance-intensive applications.
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| Z's Laws - Predicting
Future Flash SSD Performance |
A few months ago a
reader asked me a very good question.
"Is there an industry
roadmap for future flash
SSD performance?"
That prompted other questions like...
- How fast are flash SSDs going to be in 2009?, 2010? or 2012?
- What are the technology factors which relate to flash SSD throughput and
IOPS?
- How close will flash SSDs get to
RAM SSD performance?
There wasn't a simple answer I could give at the time. Clues lay
scattered all across this web site
and in my many one on one discussions with readers about the market... |
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But I agreed there should be
a single place on the web where these answers could be found.
Forget
Moore's
Law. That gives you the wrong answer, and this article explains why. ...read the article | | |
