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HP moves to 300GB SAS
75% less power and 70% less space than 3.5″ drives HP’s making the move to 300GB 2.5″ SAS drives. The Seagate-built drive is twice the capacity of previous 2.5″ SAS drives. H… more →
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HP moves to 300GB SAS
Pete Steege wrote 11 months ago: 75% less power and 70% less space than 3.5″ drives HP’s making the move to 300GB 2.5 … more →
2.5" enterprise drives cross the storage system barrier
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Pete Steege wrote 1 year ago: Savvio is the world’s fastest drive - and uses up to 75% less power than 3.5″ drives Sea … more →
Seagate Savvio Drive
Rakesh Raman wrote 1 year ago: Seagate Drive isn’t Power Hungry New Savvio hard disk drive uses 70% less power than competing 3.5-i … more →
2.5": the new disk drive sweet spot
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Pete Steege wrote 1 year ago: 500GB, 7200 rpm – who needs 3.5″? Seagate announced two new 500GB notebook drives. So w … more →
SATA drives may have peaked in the enterprise
Pete Steege wrote 1 year ago: SAS drives get bigger and smaller to take share from SATA for business applications IDC data from In … more →
Dell opens the floodgates for 2.5" enterprise storage
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Pete Steege wrote 1 year ago: Becomes the first major supplier to offer a 2.5″ SAS storage system Dell uncharacteristicall … more →
Is enterprise storage ready for 2.5" drives?
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Pete Steege wrote 1 year ago: Servers are already there; 300GB could be the tipping point for storage systems Seagate announced a … more →
Pillar rebuilds fast, but is it fast enough?
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Pete Steege wrote 1 year ago: Even best-in-class rebuild times expose data to hours of risk Blocks and Files points to an Demartek … more →
Turn off the lights for green storage
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Pete Steege wrote 1 year ago: Common-sense storage innovations slash storage energy use Xyratex has taken a second step into the l … more →
Power down to scale up
Pete Steege wrote 1 year ago: 2.5″ enterprise drives reduce storage system power Conventional wisdom is that 2.5″ ente … more →
You get what you pay for
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Pete Steege wrote 1 year ago: Actual enterprise drive reliability meets expectations One failure in a million hours? It’s c … more →
The future is now for 2.5" server drives
Pete Steege wrote 2 years ago: The multinationals have moved to 2.5″ server drives. Are you ready? System builders for the m … more →
