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Fast ATA

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Fast ATA

The higher transfer rates used by the EIDE (Enhanced IDE) hardware interface. See EIDE and IDE.

Fast ATA - Advanced Technology Attachment Interface with Extensions


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The high-availability tier might include direct-attached or Fibre Channel SAN storage with data protection features; the mid-tier might be made up of lower-cost, but still relatively fast ATA based storage networks with fewer data protection features; and the archive tier might consist of still lower-priced and lower-performing tape.
Tiered storage cuts costs, improves business alignment by Hollis, Chuck / Computer Technology Review
Over and above faster data rates, these techniques provide the real performance boost required for today's fast ATA hard disk drives.
Pacific Digital Enterprise ATA Controller Supports IBM's ... by Business Wire
Over and above faster data rates, these techniques provide the real performance boost required for today's fast ATA hard disk drives.
Pacific Digital Announces Shipment of DiscStaQ Enterprise ATA Storage ... by Business Wire
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