Published: 17 April 2000
ID: G0087370
Analyst(s): Roger W. Cox
Host-based RAID controllers have been the historic cornerstone for fault-tolerant storage in the general-purpose Intel-based server market. This Perspective examines the future of host-based RAID controllers, including the profound impact of new storage architectures -- network attached storage (NAS) and storage area networks (SANs) -- and new forms of host-based RAID controller technology -- RAID-on-the-motherboard (ROMB) and RAID-on-a-chip (ROC) -- on the traditional host-based RAID controller add-in card market.
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