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Hunan RunCore Innovation Science & Technology Ltd was
founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Changsha, Hunan province in China.
Our purpose is to become the leader in the field of solid-state storage.
RunCore has independent intellectual property based on 10 years of
research in the National University of Defense Technology. Now, we are one of
the companies which are mastering the core technology of SSDs in China. We
have three series of products 2.5"& 3.5" SSD, E-drive ,
RunStorage. We have attained National standard and Military standard
certificates, ISO-9001:2000, CE?FCC,ROHS. We have 9 patent in China.
see
also:-
RunCore
- editor mentions on StorageSearch.com
- editor's notes:- RunCore entered the international
SSD market (in August 2008). Its roots lie in developing SSDs for defense
applications in China. It developed a 400MB/s SSD for defense
applications in 2006.
Its SSD products are available in a number of
form factors:- 1.8",
2.5",
3.5",
PCIe and
rackmount and a
variety of interfaces including:-
Fibre-channel,
SCSI and
SATA.
In
December 2008 -
RunCore announced
1.8" PATA SSDs aimed
at the notebook upgrade market. Available with capacity upto 128GB (retail
price $389.99 ) an inbuilt slave
USB port enables users to
easily clone their internal hard
drive using Acronis
True Image (or similar) software. The SSD can then be installed in the notebook
typically giving a 4x speedup. RunCore also launched its Hyper Speed - a
2.5"
SATA SSD with 256GB
with RW speeds of 230MB/s and 150MB/s respectively priced under $700
.In
February 2009 - RunCore
launched a mini PCI-e form factor, SATA interface compatible flash SSD with
16GB to 128GB capacity. R/W speeds are 125MB/s and 90MB/s respectively.
In
April 2009 - RunCore
was listed #5 in the 8th quarterly edition of the -
Top 10 SSD Companies.
(Its highest ranking so far, and up 6 places since the previous quarter.)
In
May 2009 - RunCore's
Pro IV 2.5" MLC SSDs was reviewed in an
article
in TweakTown.com - which concluded...
"All things
considered, the RunCore Pro IV is a hell of a drive that is able to cross over
into several market segments; consumer, prosumer and enterprise. The Pro IV is
fast, one of the fastest on the market, but that speed comes at a cost and that
is really where our only issue sits." |
