Title :
DASD trends: cost, performance, and form factor
Author :
Wood, Chris ; Hodges, Paul
Author_Institution :
ADSTAR, San Jose, CA, USA
fDate :
4/1/1993 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
By examining trends in disk technology, performance, reliability, and price and comparing those trends to those of competing technologies, the authors conclude that magnetic disks will be useful for the foreseeable future. Key to the survival of magnetic disks is the use of low-cost logic and memory to enhance the performance and function of the disk subsystem, and rapid adaptation of disk technology to the changing requirements for storage
Keywords :
magnetic disc storage; reliability; DASD trends; direct access storage devices; disk subsystem; disk technology; form factor; low-cost logic; low-cost memory; magnetic disks; performance; reliability; Costs; Image storage; Libraries; Logic; Magnetic semiconductors; Optical sensors; Semiconductor device measurement; Semiconductor memory; Technology forecasting; Time measurement;
Journal_Title :
Proceedings of the IEEE