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Iomega (it happened) « Dave Graham’s Weblog
Given all my concerns about EMC purchasing Iomega and thusly diluting its core strengths into meaningless SMB junk, guess what? No one listened. ...
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SAS vs. Fibre, Seagate’s SSD dilemna, and Sun’s “Freakin’ Laser ...
Mar 24, 2008 ... Fibre, Seagate’s SSD dilemna, and Sun’s “Freakin’ Laser Beams”. SAS vs. Fibre. One thing I hear about constantly (within the hallowed halls ...
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EMC « Dave Graham’s Weblog
EMC Creates Web Services Standard for Enterprise Content Management ... Today is officially the EMC Clariion CX4 public GA (general availability) date. ...
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Infiniband « Dave Graham’s Weblog
Today is officially the EMC Clariion CX4 public GA (general availability) date. ... Why Infiniband failed at becoming a system bus contender and forward ...
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SATA « Dave Graham’s Weblog
Today is officially the EMC Clariion CX4 public GA (general availability) date. ... Yes, the NS-22 offers the most versatility, especially with fibre and IP ...
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Is FCoE a viable option for SMB/Commercial? « Dave Graham’s Weblog
With FCoE being announced as the next logical evolution of converged fabrics and 8Gb/s FC and 10G iSCSI working their way to availability, does FCoE make ...
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clariion « Dave Graham’s Weblog
Today is officially the EMC Clariion CX4 public GA (general availability) date. ... PCIe, SAS, SATA, clariion, perspective, storage | Tagged: clariion, ...
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Wherefore Art Thou, 2.5” Enterprise Drives? « Dave Graham’s Weblog
Aug 30, 2007 ... Wherefore Art Thou, 2.5” Enterprise Drives? Continuing with the somewhat “green” theme of the last several blog entries here, ...
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Future Storage Systems: Part 4: Operating System - Conceptual ...
Oct 13, 2008 ... Future Storage Systems: Part 4: Operating System - Conceptual Overview. In the previous Future Storage System articles, we’ve covered the ...
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Centera « Dave Graham’s Weblog
One of the most fascinating searches had to do with the phrase “Centera vs. .... and the data center) are simple points of comparison and honestly, ...
 
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