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24, 36, and 48TB storage in 5U for under $1/GB
Posted by Joe Landman, Monday October 01 2007 @ 11:19AM EDT

Scalable Informatics JackRabbit storage systems are now available with 1 TB disks, providing up to 48 TB raw capacity at 9.6 TB/U raw density, and over 1 GB/s disk access bandwidth, for less than $1/GB.

Scalable Informatics' entire range of 5U systems, with raw capacities from 24TB to 48TB, are immediately available with pricing starting below $1/GB, depending upon configuration. Scalable Informatics 3U systems, with raw capacities from 5TB through 16TB, are available with pricing starting from about $6,900.

Demonstrating 600-800 MB/s RAID6 measured write performance per controller, these units combine redundancy and raw storage horsepower. These systems work well in cluster and high performance computing systems, as well as in virtualization environments.

Please see the site for more details.

Contact: Scalable Informatics sales for a quotation or to discuss how you may leverage this powerful, reliable, and cost effective system to meet your needs.

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