Latest Generation (19/20 nm) Flash for Mainstream Enterprise Storage?
Skyera: The New State of Solid-state? Enterprise Strategy Group’s Mark Peters speaks on Skyera’s unapologetic breakthrough price per gigabyte for all-flash enterprise storage.
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Power Failure and Flash Storageby George Crump, Senior Analyst
Flash storage’s susceptibility to data loss from repeated, unplanned power outages is real and something that should be considered when evaluating flash technology to solve performance issues. IT planners need to be sure that the flash based system they select can survive and protect their data after an unexpected power loss; high performance should not come at the cost of potential data loss. A flash based system that is vertically integrated so that hardware design and software capabilities can work together, can solve many of these issues and give yet another reason to consider shared over server-based solid state storage.
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