Thecus Releases Cutting-Edge D16000 Dedicated for Daisy-Chaining

Stefan Mileschin · 23rd August 2012, 07:49

Thecus is excited to announce a brand new unit specifically for daisy-chaining, now users have the ability to increase volume with the benefits of fast transfers and infrastructure cost savings. Below we'll go into the concept of daisy-chaining, go into depth on the highly praised D16000 and how this innovative storage device changes the way network storage infrastructure is set up.

For the first time in the storage industry, daisy-chaining technology is put in place by Thecus. At first glance, the D16000 resembles the N16000 so much that the average user likely won't be able to tell the difference. However, the device is a total different unit, specifically the internals. First, CPU and RAM cannot be located in the interior as there are no CPU and RAM. What are included in the D16000 are 16-bays, backplane with SAS I/O. SAS SFF-8088 cables are required to link devices together. In a nutshell, the D16000 can be viewed as a large external hard drive coupled to each other for massive volume, hence DAS for (direct-attached storage).

http://www.techpowerup.com/170883/Th...-Chaining.html

23rd August 2012, 07:49	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 153,514	Thecus Releases Cutting-Edge D16000 Dedicated for Daisy-Chaining Thecus is excited to announce a brand new unit specifically for daisy-chaining, now users have the ability to increase volume with the benefits of fast transfers and infrastructure cost savings. Below we'll go into the concept of daisy-chaining, go into depth on the highly praised D16000 and how this innovative storage device changes the way network storage infrastructure is set up. For the first time in the storage industry, daisy-chaining technology is put in place by Thecus. At first glance, the D16000 resembles the N16000 so much that the average user likely won't be able to tell the difference. However, the device is a total different unit, specifically the internals. First, CPU and RAM cannot be located in the interior as there are no CPU and RAM. What are included in the D16000 are 16-bays, backplane with SAS I/O. SAS SFF-8088 cables are required to link devices together. In a nutshell, the D16000 can be viewed as a large external hard drive coupled to each other for massive volume, hence DAS for (direct-attached storage). http://www.techpowerup.com/170883/Th...-Chaining.html

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