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Link_A_Media Devices is a leader in the development of
semiconductor SoC solutions for the data storage market. Its mixed signal
processing and iterative data recovery technologies enable hard disk drive (HDD)
and solid-state drive (SSD) OEMs to increase storage density and reduce
manufacturing costs. These advantages enable Link_A_Media Devices customers to
continue to meet the growing demand for high-performance and low-cost data
storage in consumer, computing and enterprise storage networking applications.
For more information, visit www.link-a-media.com.
see also:-
Link_A_Media
- editor mentions on STORAGEsearch.com
- editor's comments:- February 2011 among other things
Link_A_Media
designs a range of flash
SSD controllers which can be integrated with its own SATA controllers - or
one owned by the customer / designer. For competing products and suppliers see
these directories:- storage
chips and SSD SoCs.
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In April 2008 - Link_A_Media secured $22 million in Series B
financing.
Its
error correction technology could improve yields and
data reliability in
HDDs and SSDs.
Another side effect of their technology may be better
performance in
flash SSDs.
Link_A_Media
says their IOP Buster architecture enables scalability within the controller to
address various segments of SSD applications seamlessly. It enables faster Read
and Write transfers to achieve prescribed IOP requirements.
In November
2009 -
Link_A_Media Devices
secured $18 million series C funding.
In February 2011 -
Link_A_Media Devices
filed a lawsuit against Marvell
asserting that Marvell has infringed on Link_A_Media’s U.S. Patent No.
7,590,927 ("Soft Output Viterbi Detector With Error Event Output").
This is a technology used in
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| SSD Data Recovery
Concepts |
It's hard enough understanding the design
of any single SSD. And there are so
many different designs
in the market.
Have you ever wondered what it looks like at the
other end of the SSD supply chain - when a user has a damaged SSD which
contains priceless data with no usable backup? |
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