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Nexsan Announces The E5510 NAS Which Provides More Than A Petabyte Of Capacity
Nexsan has added a new member of the E5000 family of network-attached storage systems, the E5510, which now provides more than 1 petabyte of capacity. Like the other E5000 family systems announced in August, the E5510 makes use of Nexan’s FASTier solid-state disk caching technology, which helps improve its speed by up to three times, and has support for Nexsan’s E-Centre graphical user interface for deployment and management. However, it also adds optional support for both asynchronous and synchronous data replication for the E5310, as well as for the E5510. Previously, the E5310 system had supported only asynchronous replication.
Nexsan Storage System Experts Unwrap Guide for Selecting SSD and Hard Disk Drives
THOUSAND OAKS, CA, Dec 20, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Nexsan(R), a leading independent provider of disk-based storage systems, today announced a new downloadable paper titled "6 Tips for Selecting HDD and SSD Drives." The free educational resource provides guidance on selecting the most appropriate hard disk drive (HDD) or solid state disk drive (SSD) technology when configuring a storage system for business applications. Access the new paper at http://www.nexsan.com/library/featured.aspx .
- Premiered: 12/20/11
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: MarketWatch.com
Nexsan Reveals Five Solid State Disk Trends to Impact IT Professionals in 2012
THOUSAND OAKS, CA--(Marketwire - Jan 17, 2012) - Nexsan®, a leading independent provider of disk-based data storage systems, today announced five noteworthy trends in Solid State Disk (SSD) technology for 2012. While the current mindset is that SSD drives are extremely expensive, both SSD drives and systems have dropped in price significantly, making them a viable option for select applications in today's IT environments.
Nexsan E-Series SAN adds 3TB Hitachi 5700 RPM Drives
Nexsan’s E-Series SANs are now available with Hitachi’s economical -- and energy-efficient -- 3TB 5700 RPM SATA drives.
Nexsan Launches Unified Storage with a Big Bang
Nexsan’s announcement of the NST5000 is significant not only because it unifies block and file traffic, but because it enables very high performance for both data types.
- Premiered: 03/05/12
- Author: Christine Taylor
Nexsan launches unified storage architecture with flash cache
Nexsan Corp. today introduced its first multiprotocol storage platform, the Nexsan NST Series Unified Storage System, which contains a flash cache using single-level cell (SLC) solid-state drives (SSDs) and DRAM to accelerate performance.
- Premiered: 03/05/12
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: TechTarget: SearchStorage.com
Blazing Performance on Unified Storage? Yes, if You’re Nexsan
Nexsan has truly unified high performance block and file traffic on their NST5000 (was the E5000). Nexsan sends both types of traffic through the NST5000 high-end solid-state based controllers. The results are high performance for sequential and random I/O, 3X speed gains for SATA and SAS, big RAID protection, fully integrated data management and protection. It all adds up to next-generation unified storage and changing the rules of the storage game.
Taneja Group Recognizes Nexsan NST5000 With FASTier™ Acceleration Technology as Game Changing.....
Nexsan Delivers "Out-of-the-Ballpark Capabilities" With Dense, Exceptionally Scalable and Extremely Fast Unified Storage System
- Premiered: 03/14/12
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: MarketWire.com
Mainstreaming High IO Performance with Flash Cache
Servers are growing more and more powerful, but decades-old storage controller technology has not kept pace. This puts storage at an extreme disadvantage just as companies are growing huge infrastructures of virtual and physical systems, applications of all types and very large volumes of primary data.
- Premiered: 12/20/12
- Author: Christine Taylor
- Published: Enterprise Storage Forum