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Japanese social and mobile gaming company Drecom chose ioMemory to power its growing MySQL environment and keep up with customer growth.
The Sundio group is an early adopter of Microsoft SQL Server 2012. By installing ioDrives running in HP Proliant Servers, Sundio was able to replace its SAN and boost performance.
Let's face it: No one wants to wait. With ioMemory, Webair has drastically increased I/O speeds in the cloud, exceeding customer expectations for low-latency data performance.
While out-of-the-box performance was impressive, Red Hat collaborated with the Fusion-io team to increase performance to 1.2 to 1.25 million IOPS.
Learn how Host Europe Group's deployment of Fusion ioMemory technology in its data centers has dramatically reduced infrastructure and costs while increasing virtualized database performance capabilities and extending savings to customers.
Unlike traditional disk-based RAID approaches, Fusion’s flashback protection maintains peak performance and capacity, while simultaneously extending the life of the device far beyond what is possible with other approaches. Flashback protection is one of the many reasons why Fusion-io continues to be the leading provider of enterprise-grade solid-state storage solutions.
Within a data network, what difference does it make where the decision to cache data is made? If it is a virtualized environment, it makes a significant difference. Our approach is to be intelligent about I/O.
With Fusion ioMemory in its Vixen media servers, InFrame Designs is able to reduce latency by as much as 100 times and achieve another six-fold application performance improvement in comparison to its previous architecture.
IBM supports ioMemory in a growing number of servers, so it’s becoming more and more important to provide guidance on how to choose the right server for your needs. The following offers some recommendations for the supported servers.
On this week's Flash Report, Jessica talks to Red Hat about the "very stable, very honest, very secure product" customers get when combining Red Hat and Fusion-io.
