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MOSAID Technologies Incorporated makes semiconductors better
through the development and licensing of intellectual property. MOSAID counts
many of the world's largest semiconductor companies among its customers. Founded
in 1975, MOSAID is based in Ottawa, Ontario, with an office in Santa Clara,
California. For more information, visit www.mosaid.com.
see also:-
MOSAID
- editor mentions on StorageSearch.com
- editor's comments:- MOSAID designs
SSD SoC / IP technology
- which can be used by oems to design SSDs. Their market focus seems to be
towards the "fastest"
end of the flash SSD spectrum. For example their HyperLink technology could
enable SSD oems to design faster upgradable PCIe SSDs
In May 2007
- MOSAID announced its architecture (available for license) could deliver 800M
bytes/ second sustained throughput on
flash SSDs using
today's technology.
In July 2009 - MOSAID published a white
paper -
Implementing
Storage Class Memory with HLNAND (pdf) - which describes how their HyperLink
technology can achieve 1GB/s R and W throughput in a terabyte flash array
occupying only 60cm2 of motherboard. It also provides the flexibility for the
oem to populate the module with more memory after soldering. This tool might be
useful for designers of PCIe
or InfiniBand class
SSD accelerators.
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are
hundreds
of articles about SSDs on StorageSearch.com |
Here, below, are some
examples.
- RAM Cache
Ratios in flash SSDs - it's important to know the underlying RAM cache
architecture - even if you're happy with the R/W and IOPS performance.
- 2010 - 1st Fizz
in the SSD Bubble? - even the dogs in the street know this is going to be a
multibillion dollar market. Greed will play as big a part as technology in
shaping the
SSD year ahead.
- the pros and cons of
using SSD ASAPs - auto tuning SSD appliances are a new category of SSD
which entered the market in the 2nd half of 2009 to accelerate servers without
needing human tune-ups. How can you tell if they are right for you? And how
well do they work?
- the Problem
with Write IOPS - in flash SSDs - long established as a useful performance
modeling metric - this article explains why some specs are exaggerated when
applied to flash SSDs - or predict the wrong results for many common
applications.
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