ZFS makes its way into the Linux storage market

Posted on September 9, 2013 by rawee.k

Pogo has been part of some very exciting and groundbreaking industry changes over the course of its “lifetime.” When Pogo was founded in 1999, we helped pioneer access to Linux by offering dual-boot Windows and Linux desktops, as well as fully-supported Linux rack mount servers. Later, in the mid-2000s, we evangelized the adoption of SATA…

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StorageDirector Z Series ZFS NAS: Understanding the storage technologies

Posted on September 9, 2013 by Rachel B

Intelligently manage storage throughout your organization. Ideal workloads include hosted services, media streaming, data archiving, off-site disaster recovery or an application or file server. High Scalability ZFS NAS / SAN The StorageDirector Z2 Foundation gives network administrators a low-cost, scale-out storage platform to expand any NFS, CIFS, iSCSI or Fiber Channel network by up to…

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Royal Baby, Schmoyal Baby – Pogo Has TWINS!

Posted on August 8, 2013 by admin
Twins

Twin servers, that is! Good Things Come in Small Packages What are twin servers? In a nutshell, twin servers give you the same computing power for less rackspace — with the added bonus of a lower initial capital cost and increased energy efficiency. By combining multiple compute nodes into a single chassis, you can free…

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The wait is over — Intel Core 4th Generation Haswell-based Linux Workstations are now available

Posted on June 6, 2013 by admin

In the past week, you may have already heard a lot about Intel’s new fourth-generation Core processors (codenamed “Haswell”), as they are being adopted in a slew of mobility products, such as the new Macbook Air announcement at WWCC and a next-generation fanless HP tablet to be released later this year. This speaks volumes to technology’s…

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