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Seagate Pulsar: the first enterprise-ready SSD

It’s official!  Seagate’s new SSD is called Pulsar, and is shipping to enterprise OEMs.  Pulsar is targeted at the enterprise blade server and general server market.  Pulsar is the first truly...

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Pent up demand…45 Terabytes worth

SearchStorageChannel.com ‘s annual IT Spending Survey indicates storage manager will add an average of 45TB per company this year alone. 6TB more than anticipated last year….talk about pent up demand....

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Seagate shows its enterprise teeth

What does a mother grizzly bear and Seagate have in common? Today, Seagate showed its teeth by announcing its largest launch of enterprise storage products to date. Pulsar XT.2 Pulsar.2 Savvio 15K.3...

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Why Pulsar.2 will speed SSD adoption

The market for enterprise SSDs is relatively small in the whole scheme of things, so what has adoption been so slow in comparison to consumer SSD solutions? Costs remain high due to the use of SLC NAND...

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Seagate talks SSD & SSHD on Avnet Roadshow

Seagate is spreading the word with respect SSD and SSHD (Solid-State Hybrid Drive) technology. Leveraging one the the world’s largest technology distributors, Avnet, Seagate aims to educate system...

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We needed Amazon to affirm SSD is good for cloud?

. This post on Wired’s Cloudline made me ask that question… In the post is this quote…“We asked at Cloudline if flash drives were the way forward in the cloud with sold-state drives (SSDs) making...

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When is Seagate going to offer a cloud drive?

The one thing about Cloud Expo, nearly every presentation included the word DATA.  Sometimes even referencing measurements of data like terabytes, petabytes, exabytes, zettabytes, and even yottabytes....

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