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Taejin Infotech was founded in 1992 and is based in Korea. After having overall technology and best business practices in Government Sector, Taejin has grown to be potential solution provider. To expand market, we setup a joint company in China and Japen and start co-business with major leading companies in both countries. Taejin Infotech markets the Jet-Stream brand of solid state disk accelerators, which are available in PCI card and rackmount form factors.

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How Do Solid State Disks Make Economic Sense?
When Some 3.5" Drives Cost $20,000 or More?

If your application is speeding up an enterprise server with thousands or tens of thousands of networked users then it's a mistake to think of the SSD as replacing storage. In fact the SSD is replacing servers and software licenses. SSDs can be used either to speed up the response time of existing applications as an alternative to buying more servers, or to reduce the number of servers and software licenses deployed. The economics can be compellingly in favor of an SSD deployment and are discussed in our case study articles.

Another server use for SSDs is to prolong the life of server architectures which have been end-of-lifed such as HP's Alpha. The SSD can work like a processor speedup and buy the owners more years of useful life while they evaluate viable alternatives. See the article:- Out of the Alpha Frying Pan into the Sun Fire?

...from - the Solid State Disks Buyers Guide

profile updated December 13, 2004

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