First true enterprise-class SSD from the world’s #1 enterprise storage supplier
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif. – December 7, 2009 – Seagate (NASDAQ: STX) today introduced the Seagate® Pulsar™ drive, the first product in its new enterprise solid state drive (SSD) family. Designed for enterprise blade and general server applications, the Pulsar drive uses single-level cell (SLC) technology, delivers up to 200GB capacity, and is built in a 2.5-inch small form factor with a SATA interface. The Pulsar drive leverages Seagate’s 30 years of leadership in meeting large enterprise customer needs in product development, qualification, and support.
“Seagate is optimistic about the enterprise SSD opportunity and views the product category as enabling expansion of the overall storage market for both SSDs and HDDs,” said Dave Mosley, Seagate executive vice president, Sales, Marketing, and Product Line Management. “Our strategy is to provide our customers with the exact storage device they need for any application, regardless of the component technology used. We are delivering on that strategy with the Pulsar™ drive, and you can expect additional products in the future from Seagate using a variety of solid state and rotating media components.”
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I know that it’s an enterprise techology,
but please, tell me, is it technically possible
to install the Seagate Pulsar SSD in the
notebooks, e.g. the Macbook Pro?
(if yes, then maybe the article about this
new SSD will be published on the
http://www.macdailynews.com website)