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RAID changes in the horizon - SearchStorageAsia mini-eGuide

 

RAID changes in the horizon - SearchStorageAsia mini-eGuide

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  data protection  determine number of drives in a RAID group  disk arrays  RAID

By SearchStorageAsia | Feb 6, 2009

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RAID is 27 years old this year. Although the technology has changed responding to demand for higher capacity, greater performance and better value-for-money, the base technology has not really changed. That said, new technologies are coming that promise to raise the question - does RAID still matter?

Table of contents:

  • Definition
  • RAID changes its stripes, but not its value
  • RAID-like data protection minus RAID
  • Tutorial: Determining the number of drives in a RAID group

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