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Tuesday, September 1. 2009

Sometimes you stumble over interesting upcoming products already documented in docs.sun.com: Click on Storage, then at the "Browse Product Documentation" at Hardware (if it's not already opened), then click on Disk storage. Now open the Solid State Storage part of the tree. And hopefully you will find the documentation of a really interesting device.

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Sun Storage F5100 Flash Array
Andy talked about at the ISC in Hamburg, yesterday the news broke about some documents at docs.sun.com about an interesting upcoming device. Now Storagemojo wrote about it Kudos to the Sun engineers who have been driving flash forward faster than almost a

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Shiny.

Fällt Dir spontan ein usecase ein, wenn man das Ding nicht an einen Thumper klemmen kann?

#1 Ich on 2009-09-02 00:16 (Reply)

Es an einen Thor anschliessen ?

#1.1 Joerg+M.+ (Homepage) on 2009-09-02 06:51 (Reply)

habenwill

#2 Olli on 2009-09-02 09:13 (Reply)

Waiting for Benchmarks to see how many I/O that thing can take

#3 holzi on 2009-09-02 20:44 (Reply)

Just in three word: Really f*cking fast.

#3.1 Joerg+M.+ (Homepage) on 2009-09-02 21:17 (Reply)

Cool - will Oracle put this in the Exadata solution instead of the HP DL180? How much faster would their DB Machine be?

#4 Sondove on 2009-09-10 02:09 (Reply)

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