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SalvationDATA is a data recovery tools and technology
company headquartered in Sichuan, China.
Since entering the data
recovery market in 2002 SalvationDATA have developed in-house technologies for
recovering data - even from severely damaged hard drives.
SalvationDATA has been researching unique new ways to
recover
data from flash SSDs which may be available in the 2nd half of 2009.
SalvationDATA numbered over 45 full- time employees in 2008, over
80% of whom were technicians and engineers. SalvationDATA markets their
products and services worldwide.
- editor's comments:- February 2010 - SalvationDATA has copied an
entire article of mine onto its website - without permission. Here's
my original. Here's
their spammy copy.
Although many bloggers do similar things with personal web sites -
it's a more serious matter when a vendor - who should know better - violates
copyright.
The reason vendors do this - especially in the data recovery
market - is they hope that by creating a bigger web site (from stolen content)
they make their own web sites score higher with Google. If they read the
articles on Marketing Views - they
would find more ethical ways to get better web marketing results.
Are
you going to be happy doing business with a company which doesn't respect
fundamental copyright laws? That's up to you.
SalvationDATA mentions in
SSD market
history
I didn't think that
Data Recovery for
flash SSDs would be feasible. But in February 2009 - SalvationDATA
announced it has developed a new new technology for flash SSD data recovery
will work with all commercial devices (excluding military and industrial SSDs
which have inbuilt secure erase). The new tool is expected to launch in May
2009 - and will be priced at about $1,300. |
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SSD year ahead.
- the pros and cons of
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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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