Operating system Texas Memory Systems Unveils the Ultimate "Application Accelerator" RamSan-820 (24-TB Useable, eMLC, 1U) High Availability Flash Storage Appliance and Its RamSan-OS

Operating system Texas Memory Systems Unveils the Ultimate "Application Accelerator" RamSan-820 (24-TB Useable, eMLC, 1U) High Availability Flash Storage Appliance and Its RamSan-OS

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– (December 6, 2011) TMS introduces the High Availability, High Performance RamSan-720 (12-TB, SLC, 1U) Flash storage system that scales to 500-TB within a single rack
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HOUSTON, Feb 28, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) –Continuing its emphasis on high availability solutions, Texas Memory Systems today unveiled its new RamSan-820 Flash-based storage system. The RamSan-820 (24-TB) offers the same high availability features as the RamSan-720 (12-TB), but gives users an eMLC alternative for applications requiring lower cost or higher capacity. Both systems are designed from the ground up with a foundational design to mitigate the effects of component ilures and will continue to operate in the event of any single component ilure. The RamSan-820 is the companys second eMLC product offering and is based upon the latest release of the RamSan operating system.
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– (January 11, 2012) TMS Completes Another Exceptional Year in 2011
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Key elements in the RamSan-820 include very Low Latency and very Low Power. Competitors, who lack this combination, claim that they have more storage service features than TMS. However, if a user is waiting for a simulation to complete, the last thing on their mind is getting these slow storage accessories included. When more speed is needed, a RamSan system is the right choice. And, when compared to features and performance of any rotational or SSD based solution, the RamSan-820 proves to be the best fully integrated ROI solution.
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Many of our competitors claim they are software companies and that their products are Application Accelerators. While this may be fundamentally true, all TMS products are 2x ster than any other Application Accelerators shipping today, according to TMS CEO Holly Frost. It comes down to very technical and business questions: Why put key functions into slow software when you can speed up these functions in st hardware? Would you want additional software functions in your system when you are really just trying to increase revenues/productivity/green efficiencies by maximizing throughput? The TMS design does not sacrifice performance for ease of development and prides itself on being the most innovative and respected SSD hardware company for over three decades.
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The RamSan-OS is designed to truly maximize the performance and investment in a Flash storage system. It controls everything from the lowest level Flash management operations through the highest level system storage infrastructure management. The lowest levels of the operating system are implemented in FPGA hardware in order to maintain the highest possible performance, the lowest possible data latency, and the lowest possible power consumption. Higher-level complex operations, those that are less performance-critical, are implemented in software (CPUs). Even though the RamSan-OS is implemented in software and hardware, the use of completely reprogrammable devices ensures that the RamSan-OS is easily field-upgradable for application-specific performance tuning or for the addition of more features.
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The RamSan-820 is the Ultimate Application Accelerator for OLTP, SAP, Data Acquisition, Simulations, On-Line Processing, Real-Time Processing, and other critical I/O computational processing, with no compromises.
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Many customers assume that all Flash appliances are created equal, however Texas Memory Systems RamSan-OS shows that this is not the case, said George Crump, Lead Analyst of Storage Switzerland. Texas Memory Systems use of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA) to execute the most commonly run time-critical software functions while running higher level, more complex operations on the onboard CPUs inside the RamSan appliance provides a more consistent performance condition over software-only models that can cause some performance variability. Texas Memory Systems purpose-built RamSan-OS makes sure that all of the parts in its Flash storage system work as expected to ensure maximum data reliability is achieved.
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Texas Memory Systems ( ) designs and builds solid state storage systems that accelerate demanding enterprise applications. Its award-winning RamSan product line, known as The Worlds Fastest Storage(R), has continually delivered st, reliable, and economical solutions to a broad range of enterprise and government clients around the world. Since its founding in 1978, all product design and manucturing have taken place at Texas Memory Systems cilities in Houston, Texas, allowing Texas Memory Systems to meet the highest standards.
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The RamSan-OS has been in continuous development for over five years, initially shipping with TMS first Flash-based product, the RamSan-500 in 2007. Unlike other operating systems, the RamSan-OS is designed from the ground up to run on a cluster of CPU nodes anOperating system Texas Memory Systems Unveils the Ultimate “Application Accelerator” RamSan-820 (24-TB Useable, eMLC, 1U) High Availability Flash Storage Appliance and Its RamSan-OS (Operating Systemd FPGAs distributed throughout the RamSan systems. While some in the industry typically implement complex algorithms and management routines in software on general purpose processors, thereby simplifying development, TMS implements its computationally intensive operations with software and hardware without resorting to power hungry circuits. To prove the low power of 450 watts, TMS includes a Watt-meter with every RamSan system for comparison purposes. If another vendors SSD storage unit only runs on 220v, users will need a larger Watt-meter.
Flash memory has gained a lot of acceptance in the data center, but many dont use it today for a very good reason – the technology is worrisome, said Jim Handy, SSD analyst at Objective Analysis. TMS has done a good job of addressing these concerns with its carefully-managed eMLC Flash in a high-availability configuration.
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Continuing with its rapid RamSan(R) developments of 2011, Texas Memory Systems announces the High Availability RamSan-820 (1-PB per Rack) Flash Storage Appliance. For the first time, TMS discloses a few secrets of its TMS developed RamSan-OS
With these advancements to the High Availability RamSan products, users will have the best of both worlds. Users can have a huge 24-TB storage capacity appliance, with very low latency, and low power in a single 1U appliance.