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"Enterprise RAID 6"

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Publisher Winchester Systems
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Topics RAID, Removable Storage, Storage Management Date added 04 May 2006
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Winchester Systems has developed enterprise RAID 6 to provide superior data protection for enterprise data storage in response to key storage industry trends and customer requirements. Simply, enterprise RAID 6 is a disk array that uses enterprise class disk drives, whether Fibre Channel, SAS or SATA, protects against two drive failures and ensures the successful completion of rebuilds by providing RAID 5 protection after a single disk drive failure. Thus, Enterprise RAID 6 offers vastly superior protection from permanent data loss - increasing the MTDL (mean time to data loss) by 2 to 4 orders of magnitude. While simple, Enterprise RAID 6 is powerful, and yet not available from most major commercial storage vendors.

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