Fusion-io's 10 TB Flash Drive Boasts 6.7 GB/s Bandwidth
Fusion-io has doubled the storage capacity in its ioMemory product line with its 10 TB ioDrive Octal.
The drive combines eight 1.28 TB MLC Flash memory modules and is offered in a PCI Express x16 Gen 2.0 Double Wide form factor, which means that the drive consumes two standard PCIe slots. Up to two drives can be integrated in a standard 1U server for a total flash capacity of 20.48 TB.
According to the manufacturer, the 10 TB ioDrive Octal delivers 1.3 million IOPS over a 6.7 GB/s bandwidth. Supported operating systems include 64-Bit Microsoft XP/Vista/Win7/Server 2003/Server 2008, RHEL 4/5/6, SLES 10/11, OEL v5, VMware ESX 4.0/4.1/ESXi 4.1, and Solaris 10 U8/U9 (x64).
"We believe that with the 10 TB ioDrive Octal, even highly data-intensive organizations can house increased amounts of data directly within the server to simultaneously accelerate their business and the efficiency of their data center,” said David Flynn, Fusion-io Chairman and CEO in a prepared statement.
Fusion-io said that the ioDrive Octal will become available in the first quarter of 2012. There was no information on the price of the drive.
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joytech22 Dear GOD.. That's more memory than in my entire system! (4.2TB)Reply
Faster too..
OMG DEAR SANTA.. -
mindless728 "There was no information on the price of the drive."Reply
meaning if you have to ask, you can't afford it -
climber Considering the original Octal drive costs $100K, the next gen one will be 1.5x - 2x more expensive.Reply -
dreamer77dd I wonder when bootable pci 3.0 storage cards will becoming out. like to see some benchmarks on those.Reply