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The most southern SamFS installation

Wednesday, June 4. 2008

Nice presentation about the most southern installation of SamFS: Ein Robot auf hoher See - SAM-FS bei 70 Grad Süd (sorry, only in german language, but nice photos). It´s about a SamFS installation on the Polarstern, a german research vessel. I found this presentation held by Dr. Hans Pfeiffenberger from the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research after a hint from a colleague. This is storage under extreme conditions.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Technology at 12:31 | Comment (1) | Trackback (1)

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Ein kleines HSM auf großer Fahrt
Jörg hat in seinem Blog einen sehr interessanten Beitrag zu einer Storage-Installation auf hoher See geschrieben. Besonders die Präsentation sollte man sich ansehen. Es geht um die Themen Sam-FS, SUN, Tapes und wie bunker ich viele Daten sinnvoll auf hohe

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nur ein Wort dazu: diese Präsentation hat auch die NCL bewogen alle ihre Kreuzfahrtschiffe mit Sunequipment auszurüsten. Also wer auf die Idee kommt eine Kreuzfahrt mit der Norwegian Cruise Line zu machen: IT ist Sun

#1 Frank on 2008-06-04 19:10 (Reply)

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