LSI Logic Serial ATA 1.0 Link & Transport core and 1.5 gigabit-per-second Serial ATA 1.0 Physical Layer core now available for easy integration into an ASIC Serial ATA Working Group expects Serial ATA ...

The volume of choices in storage systems continues to expand in direct reaction to the growth in digital media content. Whether that media is housed on mission critical high-performance storage, in a ...

New VIA VT6421 PCI Serial ATA RAID Controller integrates CardBus support for mobile and compact PCs and Combo support for greater peripheral connectivity Taipei, Taiwan, 13 January 2004 – VIA ...

Low-cost Advanced Technology Attachment (ATA) disk arrays are already gaining ground in near-line storage and disk-to-disk backup applications, but a faster class of drive arrays that uses the new ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. — The serial ATA interface is doubling its maximum data rate to support transfers up to 6 Gbits/second. The group marshalling the spec has also started a logo program to help ensure ...

June 16, 2008 While the future for mobile hard drives looks certain to be Flash memory based SSDs, there is still some life in the traditional platter based drives for a while yet with Toshiba ...

ST and APT team for serial ATA chipsNews from E-InSiteSTMicroelectronics and privately held APT Technologies are collaborating to develop chips for the new Serial ATA interface standard, the companies ...

For most of the last 15 years, the most popular hard drive standard in existence for desktop workstations has been the ATA standard. Unless you haven’t cracked the case of a computer since before IBM ...

THE MARRIAGE OF networking and storage technologies is not only simplifying the way storage is managed, it also promises to revolutionize the way enterprise storage is used, allowing corporate data to ...

"Parallel ATA will go away," predicts Eric Schou, product marketing manager at Maxtor, based in Milpitas, Calif. "That is the reality that is going to happen." But it's not just the vendors who are ...

SAN FRANCISCO — LSI Logic Corp. and disk-drive maker Seagate Technology LCC today announced plans to develop a “breakthrough” Serial ATA interface for next-generation desktop PC hard disk drives.