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Micron has bragged it has the broadest SSD range in the industry during a July 18 investor call, claiming it outclasses all its competitors from Fusion-io to Toshiba. A slide from the event (registration required) backs this up, although Samsung is now represented in the PCIe area with its NVMe XS1715 SSD - co-incidentally …

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  1. Danny 14

    16TB on one card?

    Please dont raid 5 them.

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    1. Anonymous Coward
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      Apart from lottery winners I doubt there's anyone with the right combination of stupidity and cash.

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      1. ryanp
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        except for all the businesses around the world who this is targeted at...

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  2. Alan Brown Silver badge

    It might be larger than you can envisage as cache but it would suit my users quite well.

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  3. Brian Miller

    Big data needs big memory

    Back in 2001 we were wondering why some of our clients wanted our libraries compiled for 64bit. Big data is not done dirt cheap.

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    1. Paul Crawford Silver badge
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      Re: Big data needs big memory

      Yes, I remember ~2000 era when 4GB memory limit of 32-bit CPUs was seen as both impractically expensive in RAM and utterly unnecessary for most users. Now you struggles to run a fscking web browser in under 4GB!

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