Violin's new 6000 series of all-Flash memory arrays was designed to replace traditional tier-one storage arrays, said Don Basile, CEO of the Mountain View, Calif.-based vendor.

Violin earlier this month said it is partnering with storage software vendor Symantec to embed Symantec data management capabilities on Violin's all-flash storage arrays. PUBLISHED AUG. 23, 2012 ...

It is often called storage class memory, or persistent memory, and comprises hardware products made with flash and other persistent media to allow a number of permutations of cost, performance ...

More and more IT organizations are moving to consistently optimize application performance by replacing traditional magnetic storage with Flash memory in one form or another. Because of this, there ...

NVMe arrays are the highest performance storage solutions available, offering a massive speed boost for enterprises willing to make the investment. Here’s how to select the right NVMe solution ...

Besides, a comprehensive evaluation is performed on a 128 × 128 FeFET AND-type memory array in terms of area, latency, power and throughput. Compared with the AES-based scheme, our scheme shows ~22.6× ...

Violin Memory wants to give IT organizations more control over when and how inline data deduplication and compression are applied on Flash memory arrays. This week, Violin Memory announced the ...

The company's innovative 3D flash memory technology, BiCS FLASH, is shaping the future of storage in high-density applications, including advanced smartphones, PCs, SSDs, automotive, and data centers.