Sonnet Technologies today announced the Fusion™ Dual 2.5-inch SSD RAID PCIe® 3.0 card, the latest product in the company's line of high-performance storage cards that enable the installation of SSDs ...

For a time, my main PC rocked a pair of 480GB Intel SSD 730 series drives in RAID 0 and I thought that was the bee's knees. It seemed like storage nirvana back in the day. My, how times have changed ...

We've used the LSI 9260-8i for the past year to test multiple drive RAID arrays. The choice was pretty clear after testing the 9260-8i against several other hardware RAID controllers since it offered ...

There will be two models available, two new RAID models available, one full height, the other low profile to be used in servers. The cards are based on a PCIe Gen 3.0 x8 connector. The RAID card with ...

Areca Technology Corporation started life in 1999 and was formed by a team of storage product engineers in Taipei, Taiwan. The core of Areca is their dedicated research and development team that is ...

The SSD7540 boasts the highest port-count and performance capability of any single-controller M.2 NVMe RAID solution in today's marketplace. Each of the eight independent M.2 ports can support any off ...

CHANDLER, Ariz., Aug. 05, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Artificial Intelligence (AI) boom and rapid expansion of cloud-based services are accelerating the need for data centers to be more powerful, ...

The compact, half-height form factor can be easily installed into nearly any industry standard PC-based server, workstation and rackmount platform running Windows and Linux based operating systems.

Marvell has announced the mass deployment of the Marvell 88SS9187 SATA controller featuring the new high performance embedded processor technology. The 88SS9187 features a 6Gbps SATA Revision 3.1 ...

2009 has been a both a fantastic and frustrating year for the SSD market, with the technology behind these most desirable of drives advancing significantly to now offer a genuinely superior ...

Everybody says you need RAID 0 for speed. You don't.