The topic of solid state technology has been oft covered here and by others in the storage industry. I'd like to point out a few things from the last few days for your consideration and reading pleasure:
Jieming Zhu works for the HP StorageWorks office of the CTO. He was at Storage Networking World last week and talked to several press people. There are a number of articles that have appeared. Several of these articles got the point that we've been making for a while: solid state technology is not just a disk array technology. This is in stark contrast to a storage only vendor that is hyping the technology early in the life cycle to get some perceived advantage. Customers know better. Here are a few of the articles:
I saw a fair treatment of solid state technology by Stephen Foskett, an independent storage consultant who is a frequent blogger. His post is titled "Is Flash a Disk or Cache?". The URL for his blog is http://blog.fosketts.net/
Ray Lucchesi is the president of Silverton Consulting and has given me permission to point to a paper he's written about solid state technology. It also appeared in InfoStor magazine. The paper is titled "SSD flash drives enter the enterprise". Thanks Ray!
Opinions welcome!
Posted
10-23-2008 10:22 PM
by
CalvinZ