Racks have two External MiniSAS Cable ports for up to an unsurpassed

OWC NewsFeed Other World Computing announced today its new External MiniSAS Cable storage solution for small businesses and enterprises utilizing mission critical and creative applications. Built upon the proven mini-SAS interface for speeds up to 24Gb/s using just a single cable connection, the Jupiter family of racks, towers, and hubs combine the highest levels of data sharing performance with the simplicity of direct attached storage (DAS) at up to 5x lower cost of fibre channel infrastructures. The Jupiter mini-SAS will be available by the end of March in a variety of configurations with 8TB Enterprise solution pricing starting at. During the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which begins tomorrow in Las Vegas, Nevada, will demonstrate the high performance of the Jupiter mini-SAS in its booth #5231 in the LVCC North Hall.OWC Jupiter is the ideal scalable storage solution for small businesses and enterprises utilizing mission critical and creative applications. Jupiter JBOD/Expander Racks have two External MiniSAS Cable Online Store ports for up to an unsurpassed 48Gb/s data rate. Jupiter racks also offer truly massive storage support for up to sixteen 3.5″ drive bays, and when utilizing Jupiter switches, systems can be built to accommodate up to 3600TB.

Other World Computing announced today the first phase of its release of External MiniSAS Cable, with Jupiter JBOD/Expander Racks, PCIe HBA Cards and Enterprise Switches available for immediate ordering. Built upon the proven mini-SAS interface for speeds up to 48Gb/s, Jupiter combines the highest levels of data sharing performance SAS cables - HP: 407339-B21 with the simplicity of direct attached storage (DAS) at a fraction of the cost of fibre channel infrastructures. Expansion of the Jupiter line will continue with the release of Jupiter towers, workgroup switches and RAID subsystems in Q1 2013. OWC will demonstrate the high performance of External MiniSAS Cable at booth, LVCC North Hall, during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which begins Tuesday in Las Vegas, Nevada.