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Physical and financial limits on processing power--Ramawoorthy says putting the processing power on the chip lowers cost, but placing the analysis in the software increases flexibility--coupled with a need for upgradeability will force the optimization of how software and hardware is ported within the chip architecture. We designed EZ-Steer with several distinct goals in mind, with heavy emphasis on upgradeability to protect growers' investments," adds Arvesen. The Emulex family of HBAs offers firmware upgradeability to protect customers' investments and a unique driver architecture that enables compatibility of a single driver across Emulex's entire product line, which significantly reduces SAN management complexity while lowering the customer's total cost of ownership. |
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