EMC announces Xtrem Series of Flash Products

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EMC announces Xtrem Series of Flash Products 
EMC Corporation(NYSE:EMC) has announced the EMC Xtrem Family of Flash-optimized server and storage products and introduced a new line of EMC Xtrem SF PCIe-based Flash cards that dramatically accelerate application performance. With the addition of XtremSF, EMC continues delivering the industry’s only best-of-breed portfolio of Flash products.
XtremSF is server Flash hardware, available in a broad set of eMLC and SLC capacities. It can be deployed as either direct attached storage (DAS) that sits within the server to deliver high performance – or it can be deployed in combination with EMC XtremSW Cache (formerly EMC VFCache) server caching software to turbocharge network storage array performance while maintaining the level of protection required by mission-critical application environments.
XtremSF joins EMC’s growing portfolio of extreme-performance Flash products, which include Flash optimized hybrid storage arrays – EMC Isilon, EMC VMAX and EMC VNX, as well as the EMC XtremIO (formerly Project X) all-Flash scale-out enterprise storage array.
XtremSF 550 GB and 2.2 TB eMLC capacities are currently available globally. EMC expects to make 700 GB and 1.4 TB capacities available on EMC price-lists in the second quarter of 2013. EMC will extend the XtremSF family with even higher capacity offerings in the future.  
Zahid Hussain, Senior Vice-President & General Manager, EMC Flash Products Division, said, “Flash technology is enabling new levels of application performance and is the single biggest consideration to how customers are architecting their data centers today. Today, we are delivering a market-leading and comprehensive portfolio of Flash solutions across a variety of customer use cases and requirements......See More

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