OCZ Releases Talos 2 Enterprise SAS 6 Gb/s SSD

[tecmo34]

OCZ Technology has announced the release of it Talos 2 Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) SSD Series for the enterprise market.

OCZ Releases Talos 2 Enterprise SAS 6 Gb/s SSD : Read more

 

[hoof_hearted]

Anyone find a price on the 1TB model (TL2RSAK2G2M1X-0800)?

 

[c4v3man]

Best of luck to OCZ, but I'm not sure how much interest enterprises will have for a product from a company with known reliability concerns, especially when other options exist from more reputable vendors.

Hopefully the device will have a stellar track record, so that even if it's not a big seller, it may give business customers some confidence in the OCZ brand again for their next generation products.

 

[Lord Captivus]

you have to choose between a 1TB SSD or a new console...

 

[blackened144]

[citation][nom]c4v3man[/nom]Best of luck to OCZ, but I'm not sure how much interest enterprises will have for a product from a company with known reliability concerns, especially when other options exist from more reputable vendors. Hopefully the device will have a stellar track record, so that even if it's not a big seller, it may give business customers some confidence in the OCZ brand again for their next generation products.[/citation]
We bought 20 1TB OCZ Colossus drives for testing a year ago or so.. We ended up RMAing about 10 of them before we finally gave up.. Those were not made for the "enterprise market" though, I hope these truly are..

 

[LORD_ORION]

If it doesn't have a 5 year warranty on it, don't touch it... it will fail after 3 years.

Units with 5 year warranties tend to last much longer, because in order to get a drive to last that long, it needs to be built quite well.

 

[Guest]

OCZ seems to get a lot of interest from Enterprise customers. Just saying..

"According to Ryan Petersen, either directly or through OEMs, OCZ SSDs have recently been deployed to enterprise and data center clients such as AOL, eBay, SAP, Prudential, Marketwire, EdgeCast, ASK.com, NTT Docomo, South Korean Telecom, Boxel, Boeing, Chevron, Carbonite, Honda, Bloomberg."

"The list of OCZ's OEM partners include companies such as Dell, HP, SGI, Quanta Cloud Computing, Supermicro, Panzura, Tegile, Astute Networks, Penguin Computing, Wistron, JVL, Flextronics."

http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/other/display/20111011205041_OCZ_We_Are_One_of_the_Largest_SSD_Companies_Now.html

 

[orbitron]

So the 500GB (ST95005620AS) version is only 3Gb/s? I went to seagate.com it says 6Gb/s but when I visited Amazon.com it shows 3Gb/s only.

 

[nikorr]

Sounds good.

 

[thor220]

sounds like the imperials won't be able to take advantage of these bad boys . . .

 

[dekkar]

thats 100 M4s..... not OCZ.... we did have 4 Vertex 2 and one of them failed.

 

[dekkar]

SSD is still too fail for enterprise..... I have almost 100 SSDs rolled out to desktops and they fail way more than HDD......

 

[pocketdrummer]

For..... One Hundred Billion Dollars! *pinky finger to mouth*

 

[Guest]

lol thor that was the first thing that came to mind when i read the title...too much skyrim the last 2 weeks.