SAS While SATA-based Flash drives are becoming ubiquitous as HDD replacements in servers, many enterprises eyeing SSDs are turning to drives based on SATA’s close cousin, the Serial Attached SCSI (SAS ...

When to use flash SSDs instead of SAS or SATA spinning disk is all down to application requirements, says David Boyle, senior consultant at GlassHouse Technologies (UK) ...

The SM843Tn is a 6Gb/s SATA 20nm-class datacenter SSD that offers high write endurance of 1.8 DWPD and has datacenter-optimized firmware, full data path protection, and power loss protection.

The iT8SAE uses SATA/SAS expander technology. Inside the unit we found an Areca 8020 expander, a new high performance unit that holds true to Areca's amazing track record of producing high speed ...

Performance varies depending on interface: the SATA model peaks at 500 Mbps with up to 114,000 IOPS, while the SAS variant trades some speed for compatibility.

It’s not trying to reinvent your setup, but if you’ve been staring at loading bars for too long, this is one of the cheapest ...

A somewhat unfamiliar drive application is the Nearline-SAS (NL-SAS) drive, described as an enterprise-class SATA drive with a fully capable SAS interface and employing SAS components including heads, ...

This will simply be moved over. For the boot drive (and swap partition) I am looking to see if SCSI U320, SSD, or a new SATA drive will give me the read/write performance.

Scott Lowe breaks down the differences in reliability and performance between SAS, Near-Line SAS, and SATA drives.

Seagate Technology today announced its new portfolio of flash-memory devices, taking the wraps off its first consumer SSD and its next generation of enterprise models.

Performance varies depending on interface: the SATA model peaks at 500 Mbps with up to 114,000 IOPS, while the SAS variant trades some speed for compatibility.