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Outrageously cool new hard drive

by Robin Harris | Monday, June 15, 2009 | Architecture, Disk, Future Tech | 9 comments

DataSlide has come out of stealth mode with a very creative SSD replacement technology. They call it a Hard Rectangular Disk or HRD. Here’s their quick overview: DataSlide applies technology in new, patented ways to achieve unprecedented high performance 160,000...

Atmos gets no love from EMC sales

by Robin Harris | Tuesday, June 9, 2009 | Architecture, Cloud computing & storage, Enterprise | 7 comments

A couple of reliable informants tell me the same story: EMC’s Atmos is in a fight for its life. Symm and Clariion sales people are treating the new born product as a competitor, not another EMC product. The dozen or so Atmos sales people – yes, they have a...

Configure a 100 TB HD video infrastructure

by Robin Harris | Sunday, June 7, 2009 | Architecture, Clusters, NAS, IP, iSCSI, Video | 29 comments

The video folks have an interesting set of problems: large needs; major bandwidth; time-critical collaboration; lots of metadata; and more. Like budgets. I do some video production myself and empathize. They are today where most of us will be in 10 years: lots of...

Why we’re getting vertical – again

by Robin Harris | Monday, May 18, 2009 | Architecture, Enterprise, Marketing | 5 comments

Until the 1980s the computer industry was characterized by a vertical integration of the major players. They produced their own CPUs, operating systems, applications, networks, peripherals, interconnects, and in some cases clusters. With the advent of the PC and...

DAS: the biggest surprise at NAB ’09

by Robin Harris | Wednesday, April 22, 2009 | Architecture, SOHO/SMB | 13 comments

Direct attached storage may catch on PCI-e DAS is getting traction in the media world. At least a dozen vendors – all smaller – were showing it, and customers were responding. JMR’s BlueStor is promising over 4 GB/sec with PCI-e attach. In a world...

Private clouds won’t fly

by Robin Harris | Friday, April 17, 2009 | Architecture, Cloud computing & storage, Enterprise | 8 comments

Massive economies of scale make cloud computing and storage inevitable. But if the scale required for economic clouds exceeds the capacity requirements of the largest enterprises “private clouds” won’t fly against their public counterparts. Some cool...
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