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EMC shows new products
http://www.echannelline.com/usa/story.cfm?item=22264
On Monday, EMC rolled out new and updated solutions across its storage platforms. Among them:
” The next-generation Symmetrix DMX-4 platform, which incorporates an end-to-end 4 gigabit-per-second (Gbps) architecture and a new Fibre Channel point-to-point back-end for higher levels of reliability.
” The latest version of the Symmetrix Enginuity operating environment, which improves overall performance by 30 per cent, makes local data replication 10 times faster, and doubles replication distances using EMC’s SRDF.
Check out this article, it’s talking about the new products that EMC are bringing out. It’s an interesting read, consolidating your storage on to SAN even on a basic level; by replacing those old storage arrays/disk shelves or moving to SAN boot can bring real quantifiable energy savings, granted my existing switches might not like SAN booting my 2700 servers, but it can be introduced, tested and scaled, consider that each disk not only requires power, but generates heat, increasing your energy and cooling bills.
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