Direct-attached storage

Known as: Das, Direct Attached Storage

Direct-attached storage (DAS) is digital storage directly attached to the computer accessing it, as opposed to storage accessed over a computer…

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2018

Storage disaggregation separates compute and storage to different nodes to allow for independent resource scaling and, thus…

2016

Conventional systems with direct-attached DRAM struggle to meet growing memory capacity demands: the number of channels is…

2014

Big data analysis and a data storing applications require a huge volume of storage and a high I/O performance. Applications can…

2010

High-performance solid state disks (SSDs) deliver a 2–3 orders of magnitude increase in I/O operations per second (IOPS) over…

2009

Buffalo’s DriveStation USB 3.0 Hard Drive HD-LBU3 is the next generation of high speed external hard disk and offers SuperSpeed…

2009

Many enterprise environments have databases running on network-attached server-storage infrastructure (referred to as Storage…

2007

Direct-attached storage has historically had the reputation of being less capable than equivalently sized SAN installations. Here…

2006

This document will cover the basics of Storage Area Networks (SAN), IP-Based Storage Networks such as NAS, and the basics of…

2002

Abstract : Implementation of an Information System that allows easy access to observational data and model output to (a) to…

1999

As the Internet becomes the basis for electronic commerce, and as more businesses automate their data processing operations, the…