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“Our customers demand performance without compromise,” said
The RamSan-620 is a general purpose networked storage solution designed to be highly reliable and long lasting, with features that include SLC Flash, multiple levels of error correction coding, wear level algorithms, and RAID. Independent tests validate its industry-leading performance: 250,000 sustained I/Os per second (IOPS) for random reads and random writes, 3GB per second bandwidth, and latency as low as 80 microseconds. A single 2U RamSan-620 utilizes 230 watts of power. One or more units can be integrated into a mixed storage infrastructure and managed through a common management framework.
The RamSan-620 is available from Texas Memory Systems and its partner network. Additional information, including price quotes and videos, are available online at http://www.ramsan.com/products/ramsan-620.htm.
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Texas Memory Systems (www.ramsan.com) designs and builds solid state storage systems for accelerating essential enterprise applications. The award-winning RamSan product line, known as The World’s Fastest Storage®, delivers fast, reliable, and economical solutions to a broad base of enterprise and government clients worldwide. Founded in 1978, Texas Memory Systems continues to architect and engineer the future of solid state storage.
Texas Memory Systems, The World's Fastest Storage, and RamSan are trademarks or registered trademarks of Texas Memory Systems. All other trademarks belong to their respective owners.
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