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Toshiba Memory Corporation Boosts Capacity for Performance-Demanding Workloads with XG6-P SSD Series

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Tuesday, May 28, 2019
Technology, Consumer electronics, Data management, Hardware, Software, Telecommunications, Computer storage devices, Computer data storage, Companies, Units of information, Non-volatile memory, Solid-state drive, Toshiba, CD and DVD writing speed, Megabyte, Flash memory, Random-access memory

Toshiba Memory Corporation , the world leader in memory solutions, today announced the XG6-P solid state drive (SSD) Series, a derivative of its XG6 Series.

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  • Toshiba Memory Corporation , the world leader in memory solutions, today announced the XG6-P solid state drive (SSD) Series, a derivative of its XG6 Series.
  • [4] Toshiba Memory Corporation survey based on sequential read and write speeds of 128KiB units, using XG6-P 2048GB models under Toshiba Memory Corporation test conditions.
  • Toshiba Memory Corporation defines a megabyte (MB) as 1,000,000 bytes and a kibibyte (KiB) as 2^10 bytes, or 1,024 bytes.
  • [5] Toshiba Memory Corporation survey based on random read and write speeds of 4KiB units, using XG6-P 2048GB models under Toshiba Memory Corporation test conditions.

Arrow Bundles NetApp Storage with axle ai Software to Elevate Media Teams

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Sunday, April 7, 2019
Units of information, NetApp, Terabyte, Exabyte, Information, Computer companies, Computing

LAS VEGAS, April 7, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ --Arrow Distribution announced immediate availability of a range of integrated solutions for corporate and university video teams based on NetApp storage systems and software from axle ai, Inc.

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  • LAS VEGAS, April 7, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ --Arrow Distribution announced immediate availability of a range of integrated solutions for corporate and university video teams based on NetApp storage systems and software from axle ai, Inc.
  • Over 100 Exabytes (100 million terabytes) of storage are now devoted to media storage annually, and approximately 250,000 video teams are responsible for capturing, editing and managing this content.
  • Arrow, NetApp and axle ai are making the solutions available in three configurations 100 terabytes of usable storage space (VM100), 200 terabytes (VM200) and 400 terabytes (VM400).
  • axle ai, Inc. is a privately held company; its founders have extensive industry experience in media asset management for creative applications.

Toshiba Memory Corporation Launches e-MMC Ver. 5.1 Compliant Embedded Flash Memory Products Utilizing BiCS FLASHTM 3D Flash Memory

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Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Technology, Consumer electronics, Hardware, Semiconductor, Manufacturing, Other Manufacturing, SDRAM, Computer storage devices, Computer data storage, Units of information, Universal Flash Storage, MultiMediaCard

[1] One of the standard specifications of embedded flash memory defined by JEDEC.

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  • [1] One of the standard specifications of embedded flash memory defined by JEDEC.
  • The new product also supports the command queuing and secure write protection functions which is specified as an option in JEDEC e-MMC Ver.
  • [2] Product density is identified based on the density of memory chip(s) within the Product, not the amount of memory capacity available for data storage by the end user.
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Toshiba Memory Corporation Unveils Industry's First UFS Ver. 3.0 Embedded Flash Memory Devices

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Wednesday, January 23, 2019
Technology, Hardware, Audio, Video, Semiconductor, Mobile, Wireless, Manufacturing, Other Manufacturing, Non-volatile memory, Computer data storage, Universal Flash Storage, Computer data, Units of information, Flash memory, UFS, Gigabyte, Computing

Toshiba Memory Corporation , the world leader in memory solutions, has started sampling[1] the industrys first[2] Universal Flash Storage (UFS) Ver.

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  • Toshiba Memory Corporation , the world leader in memory solutions, has started sampling[1] the industrys first[2] Universal Flash Storage (UFS) Ver.
  • The new line-up utilizes the companys cutting-edge, 96-layer BiCS FLASH 3D flash memory and is available in three capacities: 128GB, 256GB and 512GB[4].
  • 3.0 Embedded Flash Memory Devices (Photo: Business Wire)
    The new devices integrate 96-layer BiCS FLASH 3D flash memory and a controller in a JEDEC-standard 11.5 x 13.0mm package.
  • [3] Universal Flash Storage (UFS) is a product category for a class of embedded memory products built to the JEDEC UFS standard specification.

Spectra Logic Announces the World's Largest Data Storage Machine Capable of Protecting More than 2,000 Petabytes (2EB) of Digital Assets

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Wednesday, November 7, 2018
Units of information, Electromagnetism, Tape library, Tape drive, Exabyte, Tape, Petabyte, Information, Spectra Logic

Spectra's TFinity ExaScale, T950, T950v and T380 Tape Libraries will support the new tape drive and media.

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  • Spectra's TFinity ExaScale, T950, T950v and T380 Tape Libraries will support the new tape drive and media.
  • When fully populated with the TS1160 tape drives and media, a TFinity ExaScale will store and allow access to more than 2 exabytes (2,000 petabytes) of data, making Spectra's TFinity ExaScale Tape Library the largest single data storage machine in the world.
  • "As we go into our 40th year, Spectra once again is delivering another breakthrough in tape innovation for users with immense data storage needs," said Spectra CEO Nathan Thompson.
  • *
    *Spectra's T950, T950v and T380 Tape Libraries will support the TS1160 tape drives and media in 2019.

Bay Microsystems Moves 1 Petabyte Across Country in Just over 23 Hours

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Tuesday, May 15, 2018
Units of information, Terabyte, Petabyte, Microsystems

The integration of Bay Microsystems' and Penguin Computing's technologies achieved unprecedented performance by migrating one petabyte (PB) of data across approximately 2,800 miles in just over 23 hours.

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  • The integration of Bay Microsystems' and Penguin Computing's technologies achieved unprecedented performance by migrating one petabyte (PB) of data across approximately 2,800 miles in just over 23 hours.
  • "Since 2006, Bay Microsystems has helped the U.S. Government with global information sharing platforms for large amounts of mission-critical data," said Steve Wallo, Vice President of Sales Engineering for Bay Microsystems.
  • We have transferred 100 terabytes (TB) between our California and Maryland offices over 10G WAN in about 23 hours.
  • Bay Microsystems, Max Data Xchange, MaxDX, MaxDX Manager and MaxDX Sync are trademarks or registered trademarks of Bay Microsystems, Inc. Any other trademark is the property of its respective owner.