Articles
Dive into our curated selection of articles to stay informed and ahead in the realm of high-performance storage and networking connectivity.
Dive into our curated selection of articles to stay informed and ahead in the realm of high-performance storage and networking connectivity.
In the evolving world of post-production, where content creation demands peak performance, choosing the right storage network is critical. As teams handle increasing amounts of high-quality media, the debate between Fibre Channel and Ethernet intensifies. Both technologies offer unique advantages, but which one truly meets the demands of modern post-production workflows? Let’s explore how Fibre Channel and Ethernet stack up in key areas like performance, cost, scalability, and security, and di...
ATTO ExpressSAS® H1280GT PCIe 4.0 12Gb/s SAS/SATA host bus adapters are now a certified and compatible solution on the Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) StoreEver Compatibility Matrix. This development is part of an initiative to provide our channel partners with powerful tools allowing them to penetrate and succeed in the highly competitive data center storage market. The HPE Compatibility Matrix is the primary portal used to obtain detailed information about supported HPE Storage product co...
When designing new, high-performance storage solutions, you need to factor in the connectivity as much as the storage medium and processing hardware. It does not matter how fast the drives and hosts are if the connectivity is the source of I/O bottlenecks. There’s no need to compromise this critical component of your new or upgraded product, even if storage connectivity is outside of your core expertise....
Halloween is around the corner and that means it’s time to sit by the campfire and tell scary stories. What kind of scary stories do engineers at ATTO Technology tell? Why, they share Data Center Storage Nightmares!...
When it comes to Ethernet, not all Ethernet interfaces are the same. If performance is a priority in your workflow then you need to carefully consider your network architecture. Any old NIC just doesn’t cut it and indeed whatever you’re using now could be creating a performance bottleneck....