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100GB Disk Array Supports Numerous Configurations

11/01/95

100GB Disk Array Supports Numerous Configurations The new LANForce RAID Rax 47 100GB hardware-based disk array can be configured as a powerful RAID solution for workstations, or integrated into any standard 19-inch rack mount enclosure. The unit is compatible with all standard RMUs, including Compaq ProLiant CPU, monitors and other hardware. Based on distributed processing architecture and a Fast/Wide SCSI-2 interface, RAID Rax 47 delivers 20MB/sec data transfer rates and access times as low as 6 ms. Procom's sophisticated Disk Array Controller controls all data flow, cache management and data reconstruction. Its battery-backed write data buffer speeds disk writes and assures data integrity in case of power or host interface failure. Procom Technology, Irvine, CA, (800) 800-8600.

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