Hard Disk Storage solution on the 4 TB Buffalo

Buffalo Technology has announced the use of Hard Disk with a capacity of 4 TB of storage solutions, some of its most prevalent is the TeraStation from 5000 (actually made ​​a few weeks ago) to go to the LinkStation Pro, arriving at the Axis DriveStation USB 3.0.

 

The 5000 TeraStation , configured with two or four drives (for a maximum capacity of 16 TB), is the ideal solution for business environments thanks to the many features supported. The unit may in fact be used in video surveillance and supports Active Directory, Disk Quotas, failover capabilities, dual Gigabit Ethernet , hot-swappable hard drives, iSCSI, Dual Gigabit Ethernet and USB 3.0.

LinkStation Pro LS-VL is rather suitable for those who need a 'growing storage and access files on your home or office with the option of 4 TB is currently the largest single-disk NAS units on the market. Axis DriveStation HD-LBU3 finally an external storage drive that uses USB 3.0 interface, suitable for any use and the device (Mac or PC) equipped with this interface.

Regarding prices, the 5400 from 16 TB TeraStation has a cost of $1999.99, LikStation Pro 4TB stood at $299.99, the DriveStation HD-LBU3 4TB will be available at $279.

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Samsung announces first 16GB DDR4 Memory Module for Server Systems

Through a press release, Samsung officially announced the first module of DDR4 memory intended for high density server systems. We speak of course of a RDIMM module, assembled with chips built with 30 nanometer manufacturing process and a maximum capacity of 16 GB .

 

Wanhoon Hong , Executive Vice President of Memory Division, Samsung, said:

"With the launch of these new high density modules DDR4, Samsung supports the development of the next generation of IT Systems High Performance Green. Simultaneously with the launch of new memories for Server Systems, the company works to the introduction of new products with chips to 20 nanometers. "

 

DDR4 modules will be available in 8GB and cuts will reduce energy consumption by about 40% compared to the "old" DDR3. The voltage I / O it goes from 1.35 to 1.20 volts and within a year, says the company always, we will also increase the operating frequencies up to nearly double the current 1600 MHz base frequency of the DDR3.