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MILPITAS, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 09/24/13 -- Virident Systems Inc., the performance leader in server-side flash storage solutions, today announced that it is breaking the capacity barrier for low-profile PCIe flash cards. The company's low-profile form factor 4.8 TB FlashMAX Capacity card further pushes the limits of usable capacity in a single device and will drive new levels of consolidation of the data center, making it ideal for web-scale and other environments requiring the maximum usable capacity. By more than doubling the density of its existing industry-leading product FlashMAX II, along with the combination of its FlashMAX Connect software suite, Virident is leading the flash platform transformation.
"Flash has firmly entrenched itself as the storage of choice for the increasingly demanding workloads being seen in the enterprise," said Jason Walker, senior network architect, IPFS Corporation. "However, until now the relatively limited capacity of PCIe flash cards has made it less efficient for capacity storage. FlashMAX Capacity's 4.8TB of flash storage matches the capacity of a traditional hard disk drive and doesn't require managing and integrating multiple tiers of storage. The combined capacity and performance Virident will provide is a big step forward for the storage industry, supporting the acceptance of, and move to, an all-silicon data center."
Virident has combined the same industry-leading features found in its FlashMAX II card, such as sustainable and predictable performance and flash-aware RAID, with the ability to present a single 4.8 TB device to applications. With the capacity of disk and the performance of flash, FlashMAX Capacity provides substantial CAPEX and OPEX benefits, making it ideal for the most demanding applications. The 4.8 TB FlashMAX Capacity model will be available in the second half of Q4 2013.
"Resistance is a common reaction to change, and that's where the storage industry is right now," said Ken Grohe, vice president of worldwide customer operations at Virident. "There's still a level of resistance to flash because it's unfamiliar and its best use cases are not completely understood. The ability to make flash look and feel like a SAN is key to moving the industry forward, and Virident is dedicated to leading the flash platform transformation in the data center. The new capacity offered by FlashMAX Capacity, combined with the caching, sharing and high availability of FlashMAX Connect, takes the industry one step closer to achieving the performance of flash with the advantages of an enterprise SAN."
FlashMAX Connect Suite extends the FlashMAX family of products and functionality with the following features:
About Virident Systems
Virident is a provider of server-side flash storage for the enterprise that delivers unconditional, consistent performance for data-intensive applications. The inherent advantage associated with this technology revolutionizes computing by speeding application response time and optimizing datacenter efficiency for new levels of ROI. Virident is backed by strategic investors Intel®, Cisco® Systems, Seagate and a storage solutions provider, as well as Hercules Technology Growth Capital and venture investors Artiman Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Globespan Capital Partners, and Mitsui Global Investments. For more information, visit http://www.virident.com.
Virident, Virident FlashMAX, FlashMAX Connect and the Virident logo are trademarks of Virident Systems. All other products and services listed herein are trademarks of their respective companies.
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