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OCZ announces PCIe flash drive
OCZ unveiled an enterprise-class solid-state disk drive line built-around either SLC or MLC NAND flash memory and boasting a data throughput rate of up to 800MB/s.
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USB 3.0 will enable RAID performance
Symwave, one of the first companies to design silicon for USB 3.0, has revealed more details about the performance of its system on a chip (SOC).
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Hitachi to launch 3.5in 1TB drives
Hitachi Global Storage Technologies is set to announce a new 3.5-in. hard disk drive family for desktop PCs. The company said the new line includes better data protection capabilities and 43 percent better idle power consumption than the Deskstar 7K1000 line.
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Free search tool scans net alerts
Start-up software developer Packet Analytics is offering a free downloadable search engine, designed to collect network and system alerts, and help admins and security analysts dig through them.
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Netgear slashes cost of .11n connection
Netgear is set to launch a two-radio 5GHz 802.11n router with a new internal antenna system at less than half the price of some rival products for the SOHO and residential wireless LAN market.
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NetApp sues Sun over ZFS
Network Appliance has sued Sun, alleging the infringement of seven storage and file system patents.
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RAM cache makes hybrid hard drive fly
A new hard drive from Japanese company DTS has added 1GB of DRAM cache to a 2.5-inch serial ATA disk.
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Nexsan bulks up its green drive arrays
Nexsan has increased the capacity of its SATABeast array by twenty five percent, by using 1TB Hitachi disk drives. The arrays use just half the power of conventional drive arrays using Nexsan's AutoMAID technology.
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Stratus offers green backup option
Fault-tolerant server supplier, Stratus Technologies, has announced green fault-tolerant storage for its servers.
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Samsung packs 200Gig in 2.5-in drive
Samsung has announced a 2.5-inch drive with 40GB greater capacity than any from Seagate or Fujitsu.
