Topic of the Conference vision 2012 store is "Heavy storage for thin clients." Cloud storage is the buzz in business and consumer markets, and this year's storage vision is focused on the future solution brings to the market. With the expected 800 participants and 34 stands on the floor of the Conference of the eleventh annual Conference of the vision of the store is sure to be busy and here are a few things, LR found.
Intel have been working on high-solid-state drive (SSD) market for the client with the SandForce controller for many months. This upcoming unit has been kept quiet for the most part, but it seems that way at the storage visions in the speed of the demo on the Intel booth. Intel has confirmed that this is about an upcoming drive that comes in, which uses a third-party controller. This confirms the rumors that we have heard on this show last year, and that Intel really enjoy the SandForce processor-driven from the LSI to their flagship SSD. This unit will be called Intel SSD 520 ' Cherryville ' and will be available this quarter from what we hear. This unit has been delayed several times, but believe that the delay is related to Intel, through some error or encoding in SandForce is the firmware, which felt comfortable with. Intel may take all the time, what they want, if they are better! It looks like Intel SSD with SandForce controller replaces 520 Intel SSD 510 series with Marvell controller. He says the capacity available on the start will be 60 GB, 120 GB, 180 GB, 240 GB and 480 GB. Intel did not disclose the performance numbers for us here in the show, but the online rumors suggest that this will have 550 MB/sec read, 520 MB/s write 70 000 processors 4 random write throughput and overprovisioned capacity in accordance with the most controlled SandForce SATA 6 Gb/s SSD in the market.
Intel continued to claim that it took a relatively long period of time at 520 SSD Intel placing on the market, how to check and make sure he was. The unit will have Intel wrote firmware, which links together, reliability, functionality and performance. This means that the longer than the industry average of 5 years guarantee access to the Intel tools and other tools that make life with SSD.
Intel had a demo of their next generation SSD against 10 000 RPM hard disk drive. Demo was a CAD rendering using Autodesk 3ds Max. Starting the tour, at the same time, Intel simply wanted to remind us once again how far the COMMANDOS came from and why you should have one If you are still using the system with HDD.
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