Results tagged "HBAs"
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QLogic's Mount Rainier Brings Flash Cache to HBAs
September 10, 2012 03:14 PM
What can you expect from QLogic's Mount Ranier Project when products eventually appear? For starters, three versions. Learn what else is in store.CORAID - A Disruptive Technology In The World Of Storage
April 05, 2010 11:30 AM
On March 23rd, CORAID - a California-based storage provider - announced availability of their new EtherDrive SRX Series storage arrays and extended family of Host Bus Adapters (HBAs) for high-speed Ethernet SAN connectivity for Windows, Solaris and Linux environments. With the announcement, CORAID delivers compelling price/performance characteristics that most certainly make its technology a disruptive entry in the storage market and an attractive offering for users who need connectivity and speed more than a laundry list of storage platform-based software offerings.New RAID Controllers And HBAs Go For Speed
January 21, 2010 02:30 PM
Storage silicon maker LSI unveiled a series of new RAID controllers and host bus adapters for SAS, SATA and SSD drives. Encompassing 10 new products in all, the news includes the company's first 6GB/s MegaRAID controllers, LSI host-bus adapters that can handle as many as 1,024 external devices, and a new family of 3ware 6GB/s RAID-on-chip boards designed to deliver sustained read and write performance for applications that require sequential storage.Emulex Goes Elephant Hunting
November 04, 2009 02:16 PM
It appears the Emulex strategy is to be first-to-market with OEMs in the soon-to-be massive DCE-based NIC market, then build-out FCoE storage networking capabilities in a way that customers can deploy via field upgrades. This aggressive Elephant hunting strategy gives Emulex the highest probability of disrupting the status quo of the rapidly growing 10Gb segment of the NIC market.HP Users Ring My Phone Off The Hook
June 18, 2009 11:30 PM
HP customers have been calling to share some of their concerns regarding Brocade's HBAs as they relate to HP environments.Tech Road Map: Keep An Eye On Virtual I/O
June 08, 2009 04:41 PM
Multicore servers can consolidate 20 or more production servers into each virtual server host, but feeding these servers enough I/O bandwidth has become a major headache for many data centers.Review: Host Bus Adapters
August 17, 2004 02:00 PM
Of the three cards we tested, our Editor's Pick won for its superior processing capabilities, pricing and features.Put to the Test: Host Bus Adapters Make iSCSI Fly
August 13, 2004 05:00 AM
HBAs are key to boosting iSCSI performance and reducing CPU usage. Of the three cards we tested, our Editor's Pick won for its superior processing capabilities, pricing and features.
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