XPock - Os Melhores Vídeos Samsung SSD Awesomeness

XPock - Os Melhores Vídeos Samsung SSD Awesomeness: "Samsung SSD Awesomeness

* 24 discos de memória em estado sólido da Samsung (SSD) de 256GB cada, todos ligados em raid em uma só máquina
* Publcado por: Knuttz"

CPUs Of The Future Will Store And Process Data - Gizmo Watch

CPUs Of The Future Will Store And Process Data - Gizmo Watch: "Researchers have geared to get magnetic data storage capabilities of semiconductor materials to our daily use devices, intending to make them smaller and faster. Computers and other devices use CPUs to execute programs and have separate units for storage. Therefore, even the fastest device takes time in execution of data, because the data takes time in traveling from the unit where it is stored to the unit where it has to be executed. The concept of a vital magnetic characteristic from the semiconductor materials demonstrated for the first time by the scientists of the National Institute of Standards and Technology would be a breakthrough that’ll provide devices with only one unit to both compute and store data.

Developed by NIST in collaboration with the Korea University and the University of Notre Dame, the thin magnetic layer of semiconductor materials separated by a nonmagnetic layer, will line one layer of itself in the opposite magnetic pole direction of the other, exhibiting the phenomenon demonstrated by antiferromagnetic coupling, thereby raising the bar of expectation for circuitry units that could both store and process data.

Via: TFOT"

Western Digital’s Caviar Green Is Industry's First 2TB Hard Drive - Gizmo Watch

Western Digital’s Caviar Green Is Industry's First 2TB Hard Drive - Gizmo Watch: "It may not have been unveiled on the due date, but the 2TB Caviar is finally here all clean. Touted as the world’s largest capacity, single standard 3.5-inch hard drive with 500GB per platter, Western Digital’s 2TB Caviar Green is an environmentally friendly drive and can also be considered the industry’s first.
Less bulky and more power efficient, the Caviar Green slots in 32MB of on-board cache, and has embedded WD’s technologies like the IntelliPower, for power savings, IntellSeek, to optimize seek times, and StableTrac, for reduced vibration. The Caviar Green is up as a vibrant solution to the woes of the consumers with hoarded gigs of files, music, pictures and more. Available at selected sellers and distributors, the 2TB Caviar Green will be sale for about $299.
Via: HotHardware/Geek"

CES 2009 To Witness 512GB SSDs From Toshiba - Gizmo Watch

CES 2009 To Witness 512GB SSDs From Toshiba - Gizmo Watch: "What’s the limit with storage capacity for SSDs, perhaps eternity we guess? If you thought the 256GB solid state drives for laptops were enough for the maximum we slogged over the machine, then except Toshiba’s invite to the CES 2009, where Toshiba aims at introducing the industry’s first 2.5-inch 512GB Solid State Drive. Lots of GBs indeed, but nothing superior comes cheap, so get set to empty your pockets if you wish to own one of those rigs housing this storage capacity."

Intel Ships 2.5-inch 160GB SSDs For Nerds Demanding High Storage - Gizmo Watch

Intel Ships 2.5-inch 160GB SSDs For Nerds Demanding High Storage - Gizmo Watch: "After Toshiba’s claim of revealing a 512GB SSD at CES 2009, the motive to state supremacy has got a new wind. On one hand, it’s a fierce competition between manufacturers, and on the other it is a market grabbing game between SSD and HDD. Taking on the might’s of Samsung and Toshiba, Intel has begun shipping its 160GB Solid State Drives come holiday season, to make an entry into the spree of high capacity drives – which is steadily becoming a need of the hour."

Fusion-io's 80GB IoDrive Is Fastest Storage Device - Gizmo Watch

Fusion-io's 80GB IoDrive Is Fastest Storage Device - Gizmo Watch: "Data transfer speed enhancement is the best Christmas present for a geeky nerd. The NAND flash memory based, 80GB Fusion-io’s ioDrive may not be for the nerdy soul (as we still await its consumer model), but it is the ultimate for a data center server which requires extremely fast speed for IO. Tweaktown has tested the ioDrive for its ability, and according to them it is the fastest storage device they have ever tested. Though the ioDrive is similar to the solid-state drives we see around using the NAND flash memory, the only difference lies in the fact that unlike the latter that use an SATA port to connect, the ioDrive uses a PCIe slot. Like all good things come for a price, there isn’t anything different with the ioDrive, the 80GB costs $3,000 and the price varies up to $14,400 for a high-end 320GB model."

Pioneer 400GB Optical Disc

Pioneer 400GB Optical Disc: "Think your Blu-ray disc is the bomb? Well, it is time to tuck your tail between your legs as Pioneer parades its 16-layer optical disc that is able to hold a whopping 400GB worth of data. This technology owes much to Blu-ray though, although it uses a totally different material to make up its reflective layers despite relying on similar Blu-ray specifications where the pick-up head (PUH) of the disc is concerned. That would mean being able to read these Pioneer discs on Blu-ray players that are in the market. Pioneer's internal roadmap show that its super multi-layer technology development will ready read-only (ROM) discs in 2008 to 2010, while rewritable discs will make a splash in 2010 to 2012 and the coveted 1TB (1,000GB) disc in 2013."

Free Upload Share - Ainda mais alojamento e partilha de ficheiros. - 2.0 WEBMANIA - Portugal, a Web 2.0, o Mundo e a Internet

Free Upload Share - Ainda mais alojamento e partilha de ficheiros. - 2.0 WEBMANIA - Portugal, a Web 2.0, o Mundo e a Internet: "O Free Upload Share é mais um serviço de alojamento e partilha de ficheiros criado à imagem e semelhança do, recentemente renovado, Rapidshare. Como pontos fortes este Free Upload Share (FUS) apresenta um espaço de 10GB para as contas gratuitas e um limite de 500MB por ficheiro. Não precisa de efectuar o registo para utilizar o serviço mas, tal como noutros serviços desta natureza, não poderá gerir de forma conjunta os ficheiros enviados caso opte por não se registar."

Backup Storage's Muscle Power: 3TB RAIDPac - Gizmo Watch

Backup Storage's Muscle Power: 3TB RAIDPac - Gizmo Watch: "Highly Reliable Systems has a world record to its credit now. To its credit is registered a backup system that has the largest capacity for any removable media. The high performance system that the company has created makes use of a Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks (RAID). The capacity of RAID based removable cartridge is a staggering 3 Terabytes. Hold on, if compressed, the cartridge can hold up to 5 TB of data. All this capacity does not mean any increase in the physical dimensions and RAIDFrame is same size as a normal high end drive. This system attaches directly to a workstation or fileserver using an eSATA cable that transfers stuff at 3 Gigabits per second. In emergencies it may also be connected via USB 2.0 port.

This system is a panacea for several companies’ storage needs. The fact is that when the storage needs of a company swell, it must resort to methods like backing to a tape or over the internet. Each of these comes with severe constraints like safety of the data or a need to move it overnight and so on and so forth. Tom Hoops, company’s CTO, puts down the advantages of a RAID system quite clearly when he says,
No special drivers are needed since the RAIDFrame is “seen” by the host system as a single removable hard drive. Unlike tape systems, RAIDPacs can be accessed in an emergency even if the RAIDFrame itself has been destroyed. Simply open the RAIDPac to expose an industry standard SATA connection and a molex power connector that is useable on any PC to gain access to the data.
Any company that wishes to bid adieu to its storage problems once and for all can order these 3TB RAIDPac for $2,306. The devices are shipping and it is no use sticking it out with status quo.
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Samsung’s 1TB HDD Has World’s Highest Recording Density Till Date - Gizmo Watch

Samsung’s 1TB HDD Has World’s Highest Recording Density Till Date - Gizmo Watch

Sony Develops Multi Layer Holographic Disks To Store 500GB Data - Gizmo Watch

Sony Develops Multi Layer Holographic Disks To Store 500GB Data - Gizmo Watch

Hotshare - Armazenamento Sem Limites…Ou Quase!

"Através de um contato do Guilherme Bufoni, um dos responsáveis pelo Hotshare, chegou muita informação acerca deste serviço de armazenamento e partilha de ficheiros.... o projeto resulta de uma saudável aliança de esforços entre dois habitantes de margens opostas do Atlântico. Do lado Português está Óscar Toscano e do lado Brasileiro, Guilherme Bufoni..."

Fonte: 2.0 Webmania

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