BOSTON, Mass., May 6, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- STEC, Inc. (Nasdaq:STEC) will be exhibiting in Booth #735 at EMC World 2010, May 10-13, at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center.
STEC Exhibit Highlights:
STEC's Scott Stetzer, Vice President Technical Marketing will present on:
- SSDs, applications and storage tiering as the new "killer app"
- SSD basics for the Data Center Manager
STEC Event Highlights:
STEC will showcase live demonstrations:
- Microsoft exchange simulation
The demonstration uses Microsoft JetStress to simulate an Exchange Server environment to show comparison performance of an exchange system running on a direct attached (1) ZeusIOPS 6Gb SAS vs. (24) 15K RPM SAS HDDs
- Sequel Server Simulation
The demonstration uses Microsoft SQLIO to simulate a Sequel Server database environment comparing performance of (1) ZeusIOPS 6Gb SAS vs. (24) 15K RPM SAS HDDs
- Oracle Simulation
The demonstration uses Oracle ORION application to simulate an Oracle database environment showcasing total possible IOPS from an SSD
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EMCWorld 2010
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STEC, Inc., with headquarters in Santa Ana, California and offices around the globe, designs, manufactures and markets high performance storage solutions. The company's product portfolio includes the industry's broadest SSD offerings. For more information, visit the company's web site at http://www.stec-inc.com.
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