Servers and data storage centers need a memory solution that can satisfy their rigorous performance demands while delivering the potential for significant improvements in energy efficiency. Check out these comparison charts to see how today’s leading memory technologies stack up in terms of bandwidth per watt:
An interview with Eric Spanneut, director of mobile memory marketing.
If you design electronics, you’re used to thinking of power savings and performance as opposite poles—you’ve typically had to trade one to get the other … not true for SODIMMs
New York Times published a feature article in its Sunday, June 14th edition on the topic of data centers. Sounds just like something you would expect in the Sunday Times, no? You see, for those outside of the engineering and technology world, the term “data centers” isn’t as widely understood, nor should it be, really. [...]
HDDs are mechanical devices—with moving actuators, spinning platters, and shifting heads. And as such they’re predisposed to consume more power than an SSD … in fact, I guess you could say they were “born” this way. So in this, our second ”Counseling Session“ video, we poke a bit of fun at a really serious challenge [...]
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