Innodisk to Showcase New Products at SC15

November 4, 2015

FREMONT, Calif.Nov. 4 — Innodisk has unveiled several innovative products in 2015 and the latest adds power and performance to the strength of their portfolio. On display will be the new-patented Pin 8 VCC technology in the latest SATADOM and ServerDOM series at SC15 in Austin, TX, during the week of November 16 – 19, 2015. Innodisk will have a live demonstration showing their Pin 8 design and will present their lineup of flash memory and server products that consistently provide increased capacity, performance, and reliability. Also highlighted are their SATADOM and ServerDOM product lines, the newest form factors of the M.2 series, and their latest DRAM technology. Visit booth 2118 and see Innodisk’s powerful performance products.

The Power of Pin 8

Innodisk presents their new-patented Pin 8 VCC technology in the latest SATADOM and ServerDOM series. The Pin 8 design uses the SATA connector as a power source to drive the device without an external power cable and simplifies cable routing. This provides a seamless physical connection between the SSD and motherboard while increasing system reliability. With these advantages, SATADOM is perfect in various types of server applications and industrial embedded systems applications especially when high degrees of vibration and wide temperature is a factor.

The SATADOM

Innodisk flexes their muscles while growing market share with the SATADOM in the server industry. Innodisk pioneered the SATADOM because there was no other product on the market that can simplify a system’s overall design. Innodisk’s SATADOM designed with their patented Power Pin 7 or Pin 8, works seamlessly with their motherboard partners. Since this design will require no external power cable, it streamlines installation, improves chassis airflow, and increases system capacity by freeing up a drive bay. Touting the highest capacity and fastest performance, it also comes in over seven mechanical form factors to fit various system design.

ServerDOM Products

Innodisk also presents their compact product that packs a punch, the ServerDOM. This product is an excellent boot drive and compatible with all operating systems. It has small-scaled dimensions (0.7 X 1.2 X 0.3 inch) and can easily connect to SATA ports in tight and narrow positions on board sockets. With its compact size, high performance and high reliability, this flexible product can work under harsh environments with demanding workloads. Performance is key with the ServerDOM.

Server DRAM Products

Innodisk will display their performance driven server memory products that includes DDR4 and Load-Reduced DIMM modules. These products belong to our DDR4 family, which increases capacity to 64GB and memory speeds up to 2400 MHz. It uses 20% less power than DDR3 and has higher memory density and lower voltage requirements with a higher data rate transfer speeds. This benefit allows for significant power savings in data centers. Also designed for high performance computing, is the Load-Reduced DIMM(s). It has a special buffer to reduce heavy-load data to single-load data. With LR-DIMM, servers can add more memory per channel with fewer loads, and increase their memory capacity. Innodisk’s registered DIMM modules are designed to ensure data integrity at the device and system-level of the server.

About SuperComputing 2015

SC15 will bring together the international supercomputing community—an unparalleled ensemble of scientists, engineers, researchers, educators, programmers, system administrators and developers—for an exceptional program of technical papers, informative tutorials, timely research posters and Birds-of-a-Feather (BOF) sessions. The SC15 Exhibition Hall will feature exhibits of the latest and greatest technologies from industry, academia and government research organizations; many of these technologies making their debut in Austin. No conference is better poised to demonstrate how HPC can transform both the everyday and the incredible.

About Innodisk

Innodisk is a service driven provider of flash memory and DRAM products for the industrial and enterprise applications. With satisfied customers across the embedded, aerospace and defense, cloud storage markets and more, we have set ourselves apart with a commitment to dependable products and unparalleled service. This has resulted in products including embedded peripherals designed to supplement existing industrial solutions and high IOPS flash arrays for industrial and enterprise applications. The expanded business lines are leading our next step in being a comprehensive solution and service provider in industrial storage industry.

Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan with engineering support and sales teams in ChinaEuropeJapan, and the United States, Innodisk is able to support clients globally. With abundant experience and an unrivaled knowledge of the memory industry, Innodisk develops products with excellent quality, remarkable performance, great cost-efficiency, and the highest reliability. For more information about Innodisk, please visit www.innodisk.com.

Source: Innodisk

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