More Efficient Cloud Computing with Cloud Hardware Miniaturization
June 3, 2013
Grazed from BenchMarkReviews. Author: Editorial Staff.
With rapid growth and strong competition in the Cloud Computing sector, cloud service providers are looking for ways to increase efficiency to remain competitive. Learn more at this year’s Cloud Computing Expo in New York, where Innodisk, a DRAM and Flash Storage manufacturer, will be sharing their thoughts on cloud storage solutions in a special session. With more efficient hardware, cloud service providers can increase profit margins, cut costs, and boost scalability and performance of their systems.
This year’s Cloud Computing Expo is at the Javits Center in New York City from June 10-13, 2013. Please join Innodisk Senior Engineer, Edwin Lam, for a special session, "Maximizing the Small Things: Efficiencies for Cloud Hardware", on June 11th, 8:15am-9:00am, in Room 1A10. This session will focus on SATADOM, a very small form factor boot device for the cloud, and how it contributes to performance and scalability of cloud servers, as well as the requirements for tomorrow’s cloud hardware…
Throughout the expo, Innodisk will be showing its wide range of cloud-ready, cost-effective DRAM and Flash Storage products at Booth 351. Innodisk invites attendees and media to visit its booth for information regarding its newest SATA III products, newly announced DDR4 DRAM products, and the special session’s featured product, SATADOM. Built for 1U systems, this powerful device is smaller than a one dollar coin, and frees up otherwise dead space on your motherboard…
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