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A data storage device is a device for recording (storing) information (data). Recording can be done using virtually any form of energy, spanning from manual muscle power in handwriting, to acoustic vibrations in phonographic recording, to electromagnetic energy modulating magnetic tape and optical discs. A storage device may hold information, process information, or both. A device that only holds information is a recording medium. Devices that process information (data storage equipment) may either access a separate portable (removable) recording medium or a permanent component to store and retrieve information.

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One Stop Systems Purchases Ciprico Storage Product Lines One Stop Systems has purchased the exclusive manufacturing rights to Ciprico’s MediaVault, Talon 4, and DiMeda productRead More...

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Code Base Growth, Safety-Critical Requirements Driving Static Analysis Market Recently published research by VDC Research indicates that embedded software engineers using a staticRead More...

To Defrag or Not to Defrag–That Is the Question for SSD
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SSDs Increase Performance and Reliability in Embedded Applications
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Communication Rack Mount Servers Move to New Levels of Reliability
The growing demand to maximize uptime, performance and reliability of networked systems has led to the design of more rugged server solutions. Moreover, these types of rugged solutionsRead More...

Braidwood—NAND on the Motherboard—Expected to Undercut 2010 SSD Demand
With all the recent advances in solid-state drive (SSD) technology, there is at least one wet blanket being thrown on the enthusiasm. According to a report from Objective Analysis,Read More...

Embedded Form Factors Harness Emerging Technologies to Enable Wireless Systems
Wireless connectivity is merging with technological advancements in silicon, signaling, mass storage and software to meet the high-performance, ultra-low-power requirements forRead More...

Extend SSD Lifetime Using the Network Database Model
Solid-State Drives (SSDs) have evolved to become a viable option to replace rotating Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) in many embedded systems. This is because SSDs eliminate the single largestRead More...

4-Channel Serial FPDP Streaming RecorderSupports 960MB/s Data Stream
4-Channel Serial FPDP Streaming Recorder Supports 960 Mbyte/s Data Stream Curtiss-Wright Controls Electronic Systems, a leading designer and manufacturer of rugged deployedRead More...

SATA Solid-State Drive Provides Higher Endurance and Capacity
A next-generation enterprise-class solid-state drive (SSD) is available in 1.8” and 2.5” form factors. The XceedIOPS SATA from Smart Modular Technologies is offered with eitherRead More...

Improving RAID Storage Systems with Non-volatile Write Journals
When RAID was first introduced, the term was defined as “Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks.” It has now become a blanket term for data storage schemes with better fault toleranceRead More...

Low-Cost Optical Interconnect Points the Way to Major System Developments
Fiber optics is certainly not new to computer systems. Fibre Channel, for example, has been around for years and we are starting to see Ethernet over fiber links; telecom has used itRead More...

High Speed Solid State Drives for Embedded Systems
High-Speed Solid-State Drives for Embedded Systems A new family of solid-state drives (SSDs) features fast read/write speeds in high capacities and is designed for embeddedRead More...

1.8V Serial Flash Supports Latest Generations of Low-Power Devices
A low-voltage (1.8V), 8 Mbit flash-memory device features extremely low standby power consumption of just 5 microamperes, active read current of 2 mA (typ., at 33 MHz). The SST25WF080Read More...

Mass Storage Mezzanine Offers Fast Secure Erasure and Write Protection
A mass storage mezzanine for securely erasing and write-protecting sensitive data in harsh environments such as those often found in military and defense applications is built on openRead More...

Big Performance, Little Footprint: Rugged System Beats ATR-Short
A fast, powerful, rugged computer system packs features and options into a small, easily mounted package that is one-quarter the size and weight of a ½ ATR-Short package. With a Core2Read More...

SAS Solid-State Drive with Enterprise-Grade Multi-Level Cell Technology
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Embedded SATA SSD Designed to the JEDEC MO-297Spec
A case-less, small form factor and rugged SATA SSD is an embedded solid state drive solution that delivers outstanding performance in a standard form factor—and is less than half theRead More...

Solid Sate Drive in DIMM Form Factor Expands Storage Options
An enterprise class SATA II Solid State Drive (SSD) in an industry-standard DDR3 240-pin DIMM form factor is now available. This technology from Viking Modular Solutions allows usersRead More...

Solid State Storage: Will the Enterprise Fuel an Upheaval in the Embedded Space?
An undisclosed number of years ago I was in the office of Alan Shugart, who was at that time the CEO of disk drive manufacturer Seagate Technology here in the throbbing metropolis ofRead More...

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Intel Buys McAfee for Over $7 Billion In what turns out to be the biggest purchase in its history, Intel has acquired anti-virus software maker McAfee for $7.68 billion. The dealRead More...

Optical 4-Port Serial Mezzanine Board Supports Multiple I/O Protocols
Targeted for its direct-to-disk, long-duration recording and playback systems, Conduant has introduced its StreamStor Optical High Speed Serial Mezzanine Board. It can be used withRead More...

“SWaP” the HDD Form-Factor SSDs in Embedded System Design
In today’s platforms, embedded and industrial rugged system designers continue to search for better ways to deliver solutions with optimal SWaP (Size, Weight and Power)Read More...

6Gbit/s SAS and Beyond: Emerging Storage Standards Set the Course for the Future
Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) technology offers a wealth of benefits to the enterprise server, storage enclosure and storage networking customers. These include high reliability andRead More...

Making Embedded Systems More Secure with Windows Embedded Standard 7
Microsoft’s Windows Embedded Business supplies OEMs with platforms and technologies for embedded systems. Released in the spring of 2010, Windows Embedded Standard 7 delivers theRead More...

Rugged, Removable SSD Supports Supports 256-Bit Encryption and Declassification
A ruggedized, removable SATA solid-state disk (SSD) supports 256-bit AES encryption and declassification capabilities. With its storage capacity of up to 256 Gbyte and its maximumRead More...

Mini-SAS Cables Perform to 6Gb/s SAS Specifications
A new line of Mini-SAS cable assemblies comes in the form of high-performance, cost-effective cabling solutions for high-speed serial buses supporting 4X Serial Attached SCSI (SAS)Read More...

Rugged 512 GB Solid State Disk XMC with Data Encryption
A conduction- or air-cooled solid state disk (SSD) XMC module provides up to 512 Gbyte, or a half terabyte (½ TB), of storage capacity with data encryption. With the ability to operateRead More...

One Terabyte of Solid State Storage in Single 3U VPX Slot
One terabyte of solid state storage in a single 3U VPX slot is the boast of the newly available conduction- or air-cooled 3U VPX XPort6172 Solid State Disk (SSD) from ExtremeRead More...

Compact Flash Card Features Lock Switch For Write Protection
To assist users in protecting data in such storage devices, Apacer Technology offers a fifth-generation industrial compact flash (CF) card featuring a write-protection design forRead More...

Industrial Embedded SD Card Takes Shock, Vibration and Temperatures
A new industrial SD card from Apacer is designed for embedded systems in harsh storage environments. Features include high reliability, high storage and resistance to extendedRead More...

Rugged Solid-State HD Video Data Recorder with up to Three Hours on CompactFlash
In the latest addition to its family of rugged video recorders, Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing has introduced the Skyquest VRDV-5002 High Definition Video Recorder. TheRead More...

Next-Generation USB 3.0 to NAND Flash Controller
A second-generation single-chip solution for USB 3.0 flash drives offers enhanced performance using today’s popular flash memories. The VL751 from Via Labs has been certified by theRead More...

Series of SSDs Provides Optimized RAID Support for Higher Data Transfer Rates
A series of industrial grade solid state drives (SSDs) features a SATA 6 Gbit/s (SATA III) interface with fastest read/write speeds. The ASD Series from Adlink is available in 2.5”,Read More...

3.5 Tbyte of Solid State Storage in Rugged ½ ATR NAS
A natural convection-cooled sub-½ ATR system supports between 1 Tbyte and 3.5 Tbyte of rugged solid state storage. The XAct3000 from Extreme Engineering Solutions is a turnkey NAS; byRead More...

1 Terabit on a Chip – New Memory Technology Rises to Challenge NAND Flash
A new nonvolatile memory technology is gearing up to challenge high-density NAND Flash memory in both commodity mobile devices as well as in enterprise storage. It is beingRead More...

Storage XMC Features High Speed Operation and Front Removability
Developed to address rugged storage applications, a new single-width storage XMC uses the latest mezzanine form factor and flash drive technologies, including the new CFast flashRead More...
