10/30/2006, 6:35pm, EST
Monday, October 30th
ATTO debuts SAS/SATA RAID cards
The new RAID controllers leverage the power of ATTO's proprietary Advanced Data Streaming (ADS) Technology -- which is designed to alleviate data transfer bottlenecks -- and Intel's new 800MHz PCIe Intel IOP348 I/O processors with integrated XScale technology.
"The ExpressSAS RAID adapters are the embodiment of ATTO's 18 years of experience with SCSI hardware and our demonstrated success at producing storage connectivity solutions for performance-oriented customers who look to ATTO as a trusted industry leader," said Ed Tierney of ATTO Technology. "Today's announcement demonstrates that same commitment to the SAS RAID market with innovative products that address the high-performance storage needs of customers across the Windows, Linux and Mac OS X platforms."
The ATTO ExpressSAS R348 and R380 adapters feature hot swap capability, hot spares, online capacity expansion, battery back-up, and optimized disk utilization for SAS drives, SATA II drives, or any combination of the two. Both cards are intended to deliver an intelligent and robust low-profile RAID solution. The SAS and SATA II support ease the process of creating cost-effective multi-tiered storage solutions in a single cabinet, utilizing SATA drives for secondary storage while staging critical primary data on higher-performance SAS disks. These adapters will support standard RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, and 60 with ATTO's exclusive DVRAID.
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