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Date: 24th Feb 2010
Second generation data deduplication tech
from Exar
Exar has announced the release of its second generation
BitWackr Data Deduplication technology to enhance performance
and data reduction for application and nearline data for
incorporation into servers and storage appliances.
The new BitWackr B1605R delivers inline, block-level deduplication,
compression, encryption, and thin provisioning for both
Linux and Windows NAS appliances and Microsoft applications
such as SharePoint, Exchange and Data Protection Manager.
The BitWackr B1605R also supports both Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 and 2008 environments.
Exar says that with enabling technologies such as the BitWackr
B1605R, the industry is shifting its attention toward developing
advanced data reduction solutions for application and nearline
storage.
"Deduplicating data on primary storage is bound to
become the defacto way that organizations store data on
all tiers of storage as the benefits of data deduplication
become more clearly understood and the technology itself
matures," said Jerome M. Wendt, DCIG lead analyst and
President. "Exar's inline BitWackr Data Deduplication
was already out in front of this curve and now, with the
availability of its BitWackr B1650R, more organizations
can seamlessly take advantage of the cost benefits that
data deduplication provides for an even greater percentage
of their corporate data."
"IT managers are increasingly turning to their vendors
for products that reduce both the capital and operational
costs of running a data center while remaining friendly
to the environment," said Bob Farkaly, director of
product management, Exar. "BitWackr-equipped products
deliver storage capacity that requires fewer disk drives,
reducing both power consumption and cooling requirements,
while maintaining very high levels of performance and assured
data integrity."
Availability: Now
For more details visit www.exar.com
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