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Drobo (formerly called
Data Robotics) was founded in 2004. Drobo makes award-winning data storage
products for small and medium businesses and individual professionals that
provide an unprecedented combination of sophisticated data protection and
management features, affordable capacity, and ease-of-use. Based on the patented
and proven BeyondRAID technology, Drobo's ability to deliver "Big
Storage in a Small Box" creates the best storage experience ever for
hundreds of thousands of small and medium businesses and individual
professionals worldwide, who use it to support their file backup and media
archiving, server virtualization and email application needs. To learn more,
visit www.drobo.com
Editor's comments:- March 2012 - among
other things, Drobo markets a range of
iSCSI storage racks aimed
at the SMB market. Drobo recently announced that it was offering SSDs as an
option in its B1200i
range - based on OCZ's
Talos SSDs - which are
3.5"
SAS SSDs.
Drobo - selected mentions in
storage history
In
June 2007 - Data Robotics launched a self managing
USB connected storage box
called Drobo. With slots for 4x 3.5"
SATA internal
hard drives - the unit
automatically provides RAID
protection and warns when capacity is running low.

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PCIe SSDs - list / lists |
You know the sort of
thing I mean - where a magazine compares 10 SSDs or a blogger compares 2 SSDs
against each other. It would be nice to have a shortlist so that you don't have
to waste too much of your own valuable time testing unsuitable candidates
wouldn't it?
StorageSearch's long running
fastest SSDs directory
typically indicates 1 main product in each form factor category but those
examples may not be compatible with your own ecosystem.
If so a
new article -
the 3 fastest PCIe
SSDs list (or is it really lists?) may help you cut that Gordian
knot. Hmm... you may be thinking that StorageSearch's editor never gives easy
answers to SSD questions if more complicated ones are available.
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But in this case you'd be
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