A single EqualLogic PS6210 can be configured with up to 24 SSDs, giving it a performance of about 30,000 IOPS, Fine said.

Now that EqualLogic has cemented version 5 and the 5.0.0 and 5.0.1 hiccups are history, there’s every reason in the world to upgrade existing arrays and plenty of reasons to look at EqualLogic ...

The Dell EqualLogic PS5000 Series sports the new owner's badge and comprises three iSCSI arrays with differing capacities Written by Colin Barker, Contributor Feb. 5, 2008 at 1:39 a.m. PT ...

The Dell PowerVault MD3200 and MD3200i will be ready by some time next week. While the EqualLogic 5.0 firmware is available now, the EqualLogic PS6000XVS and PS6010XVS won't be seen until early ...

The Zero-Percent EqualLogic promotion is good for all EqualLogic storage components with no minimum purchase amount required. Dell said the promotion will run through August 3, 2012.

Almost five years after finalizing its purchase of EqualLogic, Dell has sold the 100,000 th EqualLogic storage array – far cry from the install base of 8,000 it said the company had before the deal.

Dell has acquired data storage solutions provider EqualLogic for $1.4 billion. New Hampshire based EqualLogic makes internet focused data-storage network systems that use proprietary software ...

Two Dell EqualLogic PS6000s in a group would have eight Gigabit network ports across the active controllers so the backplane should exceed 16 Gbps. As the SAN scales, so do the switch backplane ...

SAN FRANCISCO-When Michael Dell announced that his company was acquiring EqualLogic and its second-generation iSCSI storage system technology in November 2007, he said, “We now have the rocket ...

EqualLogic today announced that it will be acquired for approximately $1.4 billion by Dell. It is the largest all-cash M&A exit ever for a VC-backed company (according to VentureSource), and is ...

EqualLogic, another newcomer, recently joined the ranks of IP-storage suppliers with its PeerStorage Array 100E, pledging easy-to-manage, scalable, and affordable SANs based on the iSCSI protocol.

EqualLogic opted for the purchase because of the risks inherent in being a public company. The investors were willing to take it public, but the management team decided the $1.4 billion in cash ...