Hitachi offers to cram 300TB of hardness into your array tray

Hitachi Data Systems has announced a flash storage tray for Virtual Storage Platform (VSP) arrays, utilising its own in-house developed flash controller.It's called Hitachi Accelerated Flash (HAF) and uses non-volatile memory with two bits per cell. The controller is a multi-core chip managing flash memory dies rather than solid-state drives.Roberto Basilio, a HDS veep for infrastructure platforms product management, claimed the silicon extends the raw endurance of the multi-level-cell (MLC) flash and makes it perform like single-level-cell (SLC) flash, which is faster than MLC: "The result is the lowest cost-per-bit of any enterprise MLC flash

What the influencers are saying

  1. Hitachi Data Systems

    212.0 days ago

    .@theregister's @Chris_Mellor calls @HDScorp's #flash storage 'Fast flash memory lovin' for your virty storage boxes' http://t.co/bgZu1AJM8B

  2. Chris_Mellor

    212.0 days ago

    Hitachi produces flash tray for VSP that isn't a bundle of SSDs. Seed of its stand-alone flash array possibly - http://t.co/4ycBZptC

  3. Don Jennings

    212.0 days ago

    Hitachi offers to cram 300TB of hardness into your array tray via @chris_mellor, http://t.co/2pSGOyhg <-good read



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