SSD Flash – February 2010
As predicted, the first quarter of 2010 is shaping up to be a major milestone in the solid state business. The big surprise was Intel-Micron’s 25 nanometer foundry demonstration. Readers of The SSD-FLASH know that we must use acronyms and code words for the various interfaces (Serial ATA [SATA], Serial Attached SCSI [SAS], iSCSI, Fibre Channel, PCIe, et al.) to describe and classify the many end products being developed using solid state memory technology. So we have included a brief description, along with some historic trivia and trade-offs, about each of these interfaces in this issue. In order to keep the information concise, we are just using the acronyms, so please refer to the article describing them in this and future issues.SSG-NOW Subscription Content
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