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Large Scale Solid State Memory Storage?

Posted by Cliff on from the terabytes-and-petabytes dept.

spacechicken asks: "I am doing a theoretical study of an extremely secure large scale data storage concept. Due to the nature of the (theoretical) location of the (theoretical) warehouse some of our constraints include very few (if any) service visits, complete remote administration and no moving parts. Does anyone have any experience using or information on large scale (on the order of 10^12 - 10^15 bytes) deployment of solid state storage? And to preempt those who will say it - I have Googled."

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  1. Should be easy enough... by node+3 · · Score: 3, Funny

    Just go the the place where you got your 10^6 processor smp server. I'm sure they deal with 10^15 bytes of solid state storage all the time and will be happy to get you what you are looking for.

    Hope that helps.

  2. Look At Me! by Llama+Keeper · · Score: 4, Funny

    SARCASM

    Look at me Mom, I got my question posted on Slashdot by makin up some bogus and totally illogical question. Then I made tons of vauge references and quasi-logical posts to make people wonder. Ooh ooh ooh look at me!

    /SARCASM

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