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InnoDisk

Founded in 2005, and headquartered in Taipei Taiwan InnoDisk Corporation is specialized in developing flash storage solutions for a wide range of industrial and consumer applications. The elite team holds product patents in many countries and is well experienced in designing industrial grade storage devices for embedded systems as well as USB flash drives with unique functions.

In addition to the strong technical background, InnoDisk also values customer service tremendously and think highly of production procedure to keep high product quality. We provide customize service to meet different application requirements for industrial grade flash storage. We deliver fast and complete service pack for OEM/ODM partners of consumer USB flash drives.

InnoDisk's Flash Storage Solutions:-

  • FiD 2.5"series (Flash in Disk ATA/IDE/SATA interface)
  • EDC series (Embedded Disk Card 40/44pin)
  • USB EDC series (USB interface Embedded Disk Card)
  • iCF series (Industrial CompactFlash® Card)
  • Consumer USB Flash Drive
  • USB Card (Slim USB Card)
  • Secure Flash Disk series

see also:- InnoDisk - editor mentions on STORAGEsearch.com

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  • editor's comments:- having roots in the low power reliable industrial SSD market - InnoDisk also has some products which aim at the server acceleration market.

    One of InnoDisk's unique SSD products is a 2.5" low power consumption hard disk replacement unit called FID 2.5" ATA Mirror-2000. This has 2 IDE channels and mirrors the data into 2 internal SSDs. Adtron once marketed a similar concept hard disk with 2 mirrored disks inside.

    InnoDisk's EDC/iCF 4000 Series SSDs have been designed to eliminate data loss due to sudden power disconnections. The family has been tested for over 3,000 Power Cycles.

    In June 2008 - InnoDisk announced the world's physically smallest SATA SSD - the SATADOM - measuring 39mm by 20.5mm by 8mm. Capacity ranges from 128MB to 8GB. The SLC flash SSD has a sustainable read speed of 24MB/sec and write speed of 14MB/sec.

    In December 2009 - InnoDisk entered the PCIe SSD market with a new model offering 800MB/s read and 600MB/s write speeds.

    It has an internal RAID allocation function enabling users to trade between capacity between data protection and performance (over-provisioning). Its Power Guard protection ensures data will be written into flash when power is interrupted unexpectedly.

    Although it sounds remarkably similar to the type of products that Fusion-io was shipping a year ago - InnoDisk says it's an original design based on their own firmware and IP
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the Problem with Write IOPS
Editor:- January 2010 - StorageSearch.com recently published a new article - the Problem with Write IOPS - in flash SSDs.

Flash SSD "random write IOPS" are now similar to "read IOPS" in many of the fastest SSDs. So why are they such a poor predictor of application performance?

And why are users still buying RAM SSDs which cost 9x more than SLC? - even when the IOPS specs look similar.
the problem with flash SSD  write IOPS This new article tells you why the specs got faster - but the applications didn't. And why competing SSDs with apparently identical benchmark results can perform completely differently. ...read the article

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