Tag: Fibre Channel

Emulex Gains Fibre Channel Market Share

Emulex Corporation (NYSE: ELX), a leader in network connectivity, monitoring and management, today announced that it has gained more than two and a half points of Fibre Channel revenue market share over its nearest competitor during the fourth quarter of calendar 2014, according to the Crehan Research Q4 2014 Server-class Adapter and LOM market share… Continue reading Emulex Gains Fibre Channel Market Share

EqualLogic iSCSI SAN Concepts for the Experienced Fibre Channel Storage Professional

As data storage has become central to any successful computer based solution, advanced technologies for connecting computing resources to data have matured over the last four decades. From early storage connection protocols that utilized parallel data transmission such as SCSI and ATA that connected storage devices directly to individual computing resources through today’s modern distributed… Continue reading EqualLogic iSCSI SAN Concepts for the Experienced Fibre Channel Storage Professional

The Future of Fibre Channel Webcast

Emulex Corporation (NYSE:ELX), today announced that it will be hosting a webcast on Wednesday, January 25 entitled “The Future of Fibre Channel” at 9 a.m. PST. The webcast, hosted by Emulex, will be presented by president and founder Seamus Crehan of Crehan Research, focusing on the market drivers for the 16Gb Fibre Channel (16GFC) transition… Continue reading The Future of Fibre Channel Webcast

Texas Memory Systems Introduces RamSan-720 Flash Storage System That Scales to 500-TB within a Single Rack

Texas Memory Systems, Inc., provider of The World’s Fastest Storage®, has once again raised the bar for feature-rich Flash storage with its new RamSan-720 system. It provides high capacity, extreme performance, and high availability with no single point of failure. It operates at very low power levels that users demand, but usually cannot get, in… Continue reading Texas Memory Systems Introduces RamSan-720 Flash Storage System That Scales to 500-TB within a Single Rack