ATTO to Demonstrate Pre-Release SiliconDisk Storage at SC26 With Sub-600 Nanosecond Latency, Four 100GbE Ports and Up to 35GB/s Bandwidth, Announced November 13
In Amherst, New York, network and storage connectivity company ATTO Technology announced on November 13 that it will demonstrate its pre-release ATTO SiliconDisk platform at SC26, the international conference for high-performance computing, networking, storage and analysis. SC26 takes place November 16 to 19 at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois, where ATTO will be at booth 2858.
SiliconDisk is an Ethernet-connected, DRAM-based shared storage platform designed for latency-sensitive and data-intensive environments. ATTO said the platform presents itself to hosts as a local disk drive, using standard block-storage access.
The pre-release platform being demonstrated features four 100GbE Ethernet ports, latency below 600 nanoseconds, sustained aggregate bandwidth of up to 35GB/s, and up to 6.4 million 4K IOPS. The figures are the platform specifications given by ATTO in its announcement.
ATTO said SiliconDisk brings together DRAM-based storage, high-speed Ethernet connectivity and standard block-storage access, creating a new tier of shared, high-performance storage for architects designing demanding infrastructure.
ATTO will demonstrate and discuss the pre-release platform with attendees at SC26. The announcement gave no general availability date or pricing for SiliconDisk.
Source: ATTO Technology
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
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