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January 20, 2017, Taipei, Taiwan – AccelStor, the software-defined all-flash array provider, is pleased to announce that its new NeoSapphire 3602 all-flash array is ...

Hitachi Data Systems on Tuesday unveiled its first all-flash storage array family as part of the storage vendor's new "flash first" strategy for developing solutions. While HDS has sold all-flash ...

All-flash storage array developer Pure Storage Tuesday introduced what it called the first mainstream enterprise flash storage array designed around the latest high-performance, high-density NVMe ...

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Violin Systems has launched its XVS8, a flash storage array aimed at very high performance workloads, such as OLTP database operations, real-time analytics, Oracle/SQL databases and virtualisation use ...

Due to the unique characteristics of flash, performance validation testing is immensely challenging and critically important; follow these best practices All-flash storage arrays (AFAs) are receiving ...

With the battle for supremacy in the Flash array space becoming more strident with each passing day, NetApp today upped its game in this category with the introduction of the NetApp EF560 all-Flash ...

If you want to know just how far the performance of an all-flash array can be pushed, you need look no further than the DSSD D5 array that, after years of development and mystery, is being launched by ...

Pure Storage has announced the FlashArray//E, a new quad-level cell (QLC) flash-powered storage array in its FlashArray block and file access family. The company also announced – at its annual ...

For the past decade, flash has been used as a kind of storage accelerator, sprinkled into systems here and crammed into bigger chunks there, often with hierarchical tiering software to make it all ...