Title: Evolution of the Storage Brain: A History of Transformative Events, with a Glimpse Into the Future of Data Storage.
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication Date: 2010
Language: English
ISBN 10: 1451577648
ISBN 13: 9781451577648
Binding: Paperback
Condition: As New
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket
Weight: 0.65 pounds

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Evolution of the Storage Brain takes a provocative look at the development of the data storage industry. Written in an entertaining, conversational style, this book provides deep understanding of innovations that shaped the data storage world that we live in today. The author recounts his personal experience as transformative events occurred over a 30-plus year period. Technologies that showed great promise but were ultimately discarded are also described in detail. Delving into the physical and logical aspects of the storage brain, the following topics are discussed: * Disk Drive Evolution * Storage Controllers * Storage Memory * Storage Communications * Storage Efficiency * Storage Virtualization * Storage Intelligence Once the author's assertions are made, history is used as a mechanism to predict the future of data storage. This book is a "must-read" for anyone working in the data storage industry, or anyone interested in learning how data storage technologies evolved.

About the Author

During a 35-year career in the data storage industry, Larry has held various Engineering, Sales and Marketing positions with companies such as Data General, Telex Computer Products, NEC Information Systems, Spectra Logic, and NetApp. A frequent speaker and author, Larry's current role at NetApp is evangelizing and providing clarity around emerging data storage techniques. He maintains a popular blog "Ask Dr Dedupe" at http://blogs.netapp.com/drdedupe and is the founder and creator of www.storage-brain.com, an independent website dedicated to the discussion of future evolution in data storage technologies When rest and relaxation are the orders of the day, Larry and his family split their time between Colorado's Front Range and the Maine seacoast. A native New Englander, Larry demonstrates his Yankee roots by designing and building Lobster Trap replica furniture.

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