“It was actually one of the options that we considered.
Here are some top-line performance numbers, supplied by ATTO.ī&F asked Donnelly if ATTO had considered building an Optane-based product.
It saves data to internal backing NAND if power is lost. The appliance is directly attached to servers or shared by several servers across the network, using either direct connections or passing through a switch. The company’s new SiliconDisk connects to host servers using RDMA across 100Gbit Ethernet, to provide latency at the sub-100 nanosecond level. NY-based ATTO develops high performance storage connectivity products for OEMs and end users. It’s a block storage device,” Peter Donnelly, ATTO Products Group Director, told us. ATTO is prepping new generation RAM disk technology in the shape of its SiliconDisk storage appliance.
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