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Sun’s Honeycomb: Google Style Storage In A Box

by Robin Harris | Tuesday, May 9, 2006 | Backup, Enterprise, Future Tech, NAS, IP, iSCSI | 2 comments

Pre-Announcement Analysis Sun is building, some might say finally building, its first complete storage system, Project Honeycomb, which they previewed at a Sun event last week. Researching further I found that Sun and others have dribbled out much more information on...

EMC Investment in YottaYotta Confirmed

by Robin Harris | Monday, May 1, 2006 | Enterprise, Future Tech, SAN, FC | 0 comments

Everybody Unregenerate storage geeks talk about creating globally coherent distributed block storage services, but YottaYotta has done something about it. The busy elves at YY’s Edmonton HQ have done it, and now they have EMC’s investment to prove it....

So Mr. Tucci, Where Are EMC’s Google Application Notes?

by Robin Harris | Saturday, April 29, 2006 | Enterprise, Future Tech, SAN, FC | 0 comments

They’ve come out of nowhere and in a few short years built one of the world’s largest always on data centers supporting data and compute intensive applications such as search, mail, chat, mapping, blogging and much more. They roll out new applications...

EMC Buys Distributed Caching Technology For Coming Google Battle

by Robin Harris | Friday, April 28, 2006 | Enterprise, Future Tech, SAN, FC, Security & Public Policy | 0 comments

EMC’s GM of the Grid & Utility Computing, Ian Baird, mentioned at EMC World in Boston this week that EMC had invested in distributed caching technology developed by YottaYotta, a Canadian startup, for their “Grid Storage” strategic direction....

Flash Garden: 16 GB USB drive

by Robin Harris | Tuesday, April 25, 2006 | Future Tech, SSD/Flash/NVRAM | 2 comments

The emergence of a 16GB USB flash drive for $1363 poses an interesting question: will Samsung’s pre-announced 32GB flash drive cost $2600? Clearly there is some kind of kink in the price curve when a 4GB flash drive costs $19/GB, 8GB costs $32/GB and 16GB...

Rotational Vibration Safeguard: Selling the Wet in Water?

by Robin Harris | Monday, April 24, 2006 | Enterprise, Future Tech, SOHO/SMB | 0 comments

Maybe I’m late to the party but I just noticed that Hitachi is touting RVS, Rotational Vibration Safeguard (pdf). Since all disks in disk drives rotate, all drives have had rotational vibration from day one. So what’s new? Is this the equivalent of...
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