Serial Attached SCSI versus Parallel SCSI
SAS technology is specifically designed to replace parallel SCSI in high-end enterprise external and internal server storage. The same reasons for moving from PATA to SATA are almost identical to the advantages of SAS over Parallel SCSI. There are some additional advantages for switching to SAS, including dual-porting, better RAID maintenance, and SAS expansion.
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| Publisher: | NEI | Published: | 04/02/2009 | Type: Length: Format: |  Whitepaper 9 pages |
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