Start-up Claims SSD Achieves 180,000 IOPS

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Monday September 14, 2009 @08:30AM from the chestnuts-roasting-over-an-open-cage dept.

Lucas123 writes "Three-year-old start-up Pliant Technology today announced the general availability of a new class of enterprise SAS solid state disk drives that it claims without using any cache can achieve up to 180,000 IOPS for sustained read/write rates of 500MB/sec and 320MB/sec, respectively. The company also claims an unlimited number of daily writes to its new flash drives, guaranteeing 5 years of service with no slowdown. 'Pliant's SSD controller architecture is not vastly different from those of other high-end SSD manufacturers. It has twelve independent I/O channels to interleaved single level cell (SLC) NAND flash chips from Samsung Corp. The drives are configured as RAID 0 for increased performance.'"

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Re:"The company refused to release [...] retail pr by H0p313ss · 2009-09-14 11:49 · Score: 0, Redundant

Only worth about 10$? You're crazy, I'd pay up to 20$ for such a drive!
Heck, I'd even pay $25 Canadian!
Mod parent redundant. :)

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