| Kaminario's K2 array: Data compression, NVMe compatibility revealed | |
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| The new version of the Kaminario K2 all-flash array will hold twice as many drive shelves as its predecessor, with higher capacity SSDs and a promise of greater data reduction. But how do its advancements compare with other SSDs on the market? Here’s your chance to find out. Download your copy of our guide here to get a technical breakdown from SearchSolidStateStorage.com editors on Kaminario’s K2 array, including it data compression improvements (ratio of 4:1) and compatibility with NVMe. Then, you’ll access an exclusive Q&A with Kaminario’s CEO Dani Golan, in which he identifies how the flash market is shifting, which vendors are uniquely qualified to support NVMe, and more. | |
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Wednesday, August 30, 2017
Kaminario's K2 array: Data compression, NVMe compatibility revealed
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