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Sun Ray compatible notebooks from Accutech
Sun Ray compatible notebooks
from Accutech Ultrasystems
Themis Computer Themis Computer is a solutions oriented
OEM supplier of Single Board Computers
and Systems based on Sun Microsystems
UltraSPARC technology.
Accutech Ultrasystems Accutech Ultrasystems offer custom design
for SunRay, UNIX / UltraSPARC technology.
Curtis Curtis is a leading supplier of solid state
storage products, with more than a
decade of experience in providing solid
state disks (SSDs) on a worldwide basis.
StorageHeaven Since 1992, StorageHeaven has been providing
leading-edge storage and duplication solutions to
the corporate and government markets.
Texas Memory Systems Texas Memory Systems., founded in
1978, manufactures the RAM-SAN
family of solid state disks for storage
networks:- "the World's Fastest Storage".
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ACSL publisher of the SPARC Product Directory is a Member of SPARC International
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Squeak! - the Solid State Disks Buyers Guide
This is the 4th annual edition of this very popular report (published March 2007).

The earlier edition of this article was the most popular storage article viewed by STORAGEsearch.com's readers in the previous year.
the solid state disks buyers guide
The SSD Buyers Guide lists all SSD products commercially available in the market by form factor, interface type and memory technology. It also includes a summary of key milestones in the SSD market in the past year. ...read the article, solid state disks
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What are Digital Vaults? - article by Cyber-Ark Software

Digital Vaults enable users across the internet to share access to sensitive information in a simple secure way. This article by Cyber-Ark gives a brief overview on digital vaults and looks at why they are growing in popularity. ...read the article, ...Cyber-Ark Software profile, Storage Security
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Squeak! - the Top 10 Fastest Growing Storage Companies
read the article - the Fastest Growing storage companies in 2005
This is the 5th annual edition of this popular article, and is compiled from analyzing the reported results from the top 1,000 storage companies in 2005.

The top 3 companies had over 70% year on year revenue growth. If you're looking to team with successful storage companies or want to emulate their success, this article will tell you who they are and the market segments they are in. ...read the article, storage manufacturers, storage software, storage VARS - USA, storage VARs - UK, storage VARs - Japan
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article by Engenio
Has Infiniband Established Itself in the Market? - article by Engenio

This article looks at the state of the Infiniband market at the end of 2005.

After 5 years stirring in the emerging market cauldron the Infiniband market hasn't turned out to be the popular flavor which was originally anticipated. But it's finally starting to get served up in some important markets.

An Infiniband port now costs half as much as a fibre-channel port and delivers many times the performance rate. According to the author, Infiniband is now ready to take its place on the mainstream technology menu. ...read the article , ...Engenio profile, InfiniBand
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Remember Xenix? - No Not the Warrior Princess

Editor:- take a look at the article - called - Surviving the Solaris x86 Wars in the SPARC Product Directory.

Sun's recent commitment to making Solaris open source means the phony marketing war for Solaris x86 is over. It lasted 18 years and Sun retreated 3 times. The real marketing war will take place in 2005. ..read the article, SPARC Product Directory
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Bare Media Exposed - Looking at the Contenders for Optical Media Archiving - article by Plasmon

Optical archiving has become a legally mandated storage technology in many markets. There are a lot of new optical media technologies and packaging formats to choose from. But which ones will stand the test of time in terms of data reliability and cost of ownership? Plasmon, founded in 1987, has nearly 2 decades of experience as a systems and media supplier in the optical archiving industry. This article looks at the critical factors for the new products now available and those emerging so you can assess which will work best for you. ... read the article, ...Plasmon profile, Optical Libraries
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article:-  Virtual Tape: Can You Afford to Ignore It?
Virtual Tape: Can You Afford to Ignore It? - article by MaXXan Systems

Network connected disk to disk backup systems for the enterprise have come a long way since the first pioneering products started to appear in the pages of STORAGEsearch.com in the late 1990s.

Some of the growing sophistication in the market can be seen by the way that the marketing terminology has morphed from the early D2d (let's kill tape backup), via D2D2T (let's be friends with tape / peaceful coexistence) to the current VTL (Virtual Tape Library - let's just see if they notice that it's more reliable and works faster - and don't tell them that there isn't a tape in the box) type of approaches.

But if you think that speed, reliability and cost are the only things you need to know about the "virtual" versus "real" tape library argument - take a look at this comprehensive article from MaXXan Systems which shows there are a lot more benefits than that. ...read the article, ...MaXXan profile, Disk to disk backup
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War of the Disks: Hard Disk Drives vs. Flash Solid State Disks - Despatches from the Magneto / Flash Wars - article by BiTMICRO

BiTMICRO is the #1 best recognised brand of SSDs (source STORAGEsearch.com SSD Survey) and they have published a lot of articles to help customers understand the benefits of their products. When I first saw the submission for this article I was pleased to see that it quoted extracts from and linked to several other articles that I myself had written or edited - so that gave me a warm glow.

After years of analyzing this market SSD vendors and analysts are starting to see some clear patterns emerging. Although opinions still differ on some subjects, and vendors are prone to pitch their own solutions as best, this article is a useful synthesis of current industry thinking by one of the leading flash SSD module manufacturers. ...read the article, ...BiTMICRO Networks profile, Solid State Disks, Hard disk drives
Manufacturers of SPARC compatible cards & systems

Note about this list:- during the 1990s this directory included over 30 manufacturers of SPARC compatible systems, and nearly 200 manufacturers of proprietary Sun SBus compatible cards.

Today, in Q107, there are only a handful of remaining OEMs which actively market SPARC platforms and the add in cards are industry standard PCI or cPCI with Solaris drivers. We're working on culling and updating this list to filter out companies which have exited the market. But we will also add in and update Solaris supported peripherals.

See also:- storage manufacturers

3Dlabs

3H Technology

Accutech Ultrasystems

ACDC

Acme Portable Machines

Adaptec

ADAX

Adtec

Advanced Logical Design

Advatels Technologies

Advent Imaging

AKCP

Alcatel

All Components

ANACAPA®

Analog Devices

Anacomp

APPRO International


Aries Research

ATEN Technology

Atmel

ATP Electronics

Avocent

Aydin

Barco

Belkin

Berkeley Camera Engineering

BinTec Communications

BMC

Bright Star Engineering

Brooktrout Technology

CAI Networks

Cambex

Carlo Gavazzi Computing Solutions

Catalyst Enterprises

Cenatek

Century Microelectronics

Communication Automation

Communications & Real Time Systems

Concorde Group

Continuous Computing

CoSystems

Criteria Labs

Crossroads Systems

Curtis

Curtiss-Wright Controls

Cyberchron

Cyclades

Dassault Electronique

DataMaster International

Dataram

Dawn VME Products

DCM Data Systems

Digi International

Dolphin

DRS Technologies

DSP Research

Dynamic Network Factory

ECCS

EDT

EMCON

Emulex

Evergreen Systems International

Excalibur Systems

Extreme Networks

Fairchild Semiconductor

FalconStor Software

Fujitsu

Fujitsu Microelectronics

Fujitsu Siemens Computers

GD California

General Dynamics

General Micro Systems

General Standards

GET Engineering

Gigaram

GNP Computers

Graphics Computer Systems

Harris

HELIOS Software

Highwater Designs

Huasun Computer

IBI Systems

Ibus

Image Manipulation Systems

Industrial Data Systems

Ingrasys Technology

Integrix

INTERACTIVE Computer Products

International Systems Group

Interphase

IOtech

Kingston Technology

Lantronix

LSI Logic

Magenta Research

MAGMA

Marner Micro Technologies

Memoryx

Micro Memory

Miltope

Mindready Solutions

Mobile Workstations

Moxa Technologies

MRV Communications

Myricom

National Instruments

Naturetech

Network Technologies

NextCom

NMS Communications

Nortel Content Networking

Nu Data

Odetics

ODS Networks

OMEGABYTE Computer

Opentec

Opus Systems

Osicom Technologies

OutSource Engineering

PDSi

Perle Systems

Performance Technologies

Piiceon

Planar Systems

PNY Technologies

Primagraphics

Prosys-Tec

QLogic

Quatech

Rackmaster Systems

Radisys

RAMiX

Raptor Networks Technology

Raritan Computer

Rave Computer

RealVision

Resilience

Rocky Mountain RAM

Rose Electronics

Rugged Portable Systems

SBE

SBS Technologies

Scali

SCM Microsystems

SharkRack

SKY Computers

SMC Networks

Solar Microsystems

Solflower Computer

Southland Micro Systems

SPARC International

StarTech.com

StorageHeaven

Sun Microsystems

Symicron

SysKonnect

Systran


TAG

Tatung

Tahoma Technology

Team ASA

Tech-Source

Telos Systems Integration

Texas Memory Systems

THEMIS COMPUTER

Thinklogical

Titan Systems

TradeMark Computer

Transcend Information

Transition Networks

transtec

Transtech DSP

Traquair Data Systems

TRITEC Electronic

TSI TelSys

Ultraview

Videomail

VideoPropulsion

Viking Components

VisionTek

Voiceboard

Westek Technology

Western Scientific

Z Microsystems

Znyx



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