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Implications of EMC's January 2008 DMX announcement
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Last Update: Mar 25, 2008 | 12:54
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Originating Author: Wikibon Daemon

Users should be encouraged by EMC’s January 2008 announcement as it gives them clear reasons to keep investing in the platform. As expected, many of the functions announced are also available to DMX-3 customers, as EMC has done its typically good job of protecting previous investments while holding a carrot out for customers to move to the DMX-4 (flash and 1TB SATA devices). Customers should understand how EMC and STEC have increased the reliability of NAND-based flash devices, identify candidate applications and begin testing the function in high performance situations.

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14926 Dab4168 08 Mar 25 12:54:42 removed category companies
14251 Dab4168 08 Feb 22 18:02:36 Added category: Companies
13541 Wikibon Daemon 08 Feb 12 11:33:02 New page: Users should be encouraged by [[EMC reshuffles high end deck: User implications|EMC’s January 2008 announcement]] as it gives them clear reasons to keep investing in the platform. As exp...

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