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Flash Technology in HPC, Let the Revolution Begin
sponsored by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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Join us for an extraordinary panel session that you just won't want to miss. In this eSeminar from Sun Microsystems, hosted by Tech Target, leading technical experts will discuss Flash technology and it's effect in the HPC environment.
The inexorable availability of ever more CPU cores, and even more GFLOPS per core, mean HPC application performance will no longer be restricted by the CPU - but by getting data into and out of these fast processors. I/O has always lagged behind computation, being ultimately dependent on disk drives throttled by rotational rates limited by mechanical physics. With an exponential growth spurt of peak GFLOPs available to HPC system designers and users, the CPU performance to I/O gap will reach increasingly gaping proportions.
To bridge this gap, Flash is being deployed in HPC environments as a revolutionary technology that delivers faster time to solution for HPC applications at significantly lower costs and lower power consumption than traditional disk based infra-structures.
View this one of a kind eSeminar panel discussion to discover more about flash technology from Sun Microsystems, Verari Systems, Fusion-io and Spansion. Hear first hand from these CTO's about flash technology and what it could do for your HPC environment
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Available Resources from Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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Sun Microsystems Open Storage and SSD Resource Center
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Posted: 10 Nov 2009
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On the Sun Microsystems Open Storage and SSD Resource Center, sponsored by Sun Microsystems, you will find storage resources from leading industry experts exploring the technologies, problems and solutions available around Open Storage and SSD.
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Tech Report: Solid-State Storage
sponsored by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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Posted: 09 Nov 2009
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Solid-state storage will eventually nudge spinning disks out of our data centers, but right now it's still mostly for well-heeled shops with power-hungry applications. But with new technology developments addressing some of solid state's shortcomings and larger-scale manufacturing, solid-state storage could come down to earth soon.
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Sun™ Storage F5100 Flash Array Storage Considerations for Accelerating Databases
sponsored by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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Posted: 29 Oct 2009
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This white paper describes the Sun Storage F5100 Flash Array's innovative architectures and technologies, as well as storage deployment considerations, that bring tremendous business benefit to performance-hungry database applications.
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Tech Report: Solid-State Storage Update
sponsored by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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Posted: 28 Oct 2009
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28 Oct 2009 |
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Solid-state storage will eventually nudge spinning disks out of our data centers, but right now it's still mostly for wellheeled shops with power-hungry applications. But with new technology developments addressing some of solid state's shortcomings and larger-scale manufacturing, solid-state storage could come down to earth soon.
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Open Storage and Solid State Disk: Addressing the Needs of Changing Economics
sponsored by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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Posted: 15 Apr 2009
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In this Mediacast, you'll learn about the newest advances in open storage and SSD technologies and find out about an innovative approach that combines these technologies to deliver fast, simple, innovative new tools for storage management.
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Storage Technology Research Library
