Servers and Network Attached Storage

Which storage interface is best for your servers?

Date: 19 April 2004, 00:00

The familiar parallel ATA interface has been the primary "inside the box" storage interface for more than 10 years for desktop and mobile computers. Parallel ATA has limits that are exhausting its ability to continue increasing performance. The Serial ATA interface offers several advantages.

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