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The New Foundation of Storage: Xiotech's Intelligent Storage Element

Overview For the last several decades the underlying elements of data storage--disk drives, drive enclosures, and controllers--have remained more or less the same, and have been unable to keep pace with dramatically changing business requirements. Xiotech offers a fresh approach with its Intelligent Storage Element (ISE): A storage foundation that sets new standards for reliability, performance, and scalability. Read this paper to learn more about ISE and how it can help you.

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Publisher	XIOtech	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2008
Format	White Papers
Topics	Infrastructure Management, RAID, Storage Management, Hard Drives, Storage Consolidation

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