solid-state disks Latest about solid-state disks Comparing IOPS for SSDs and HDDs By Karl Paulsen published 8 July 15 Solid-state devices (i.e., drives or disks)—known as SSDs—have a different set of impacts on the overall normalized IOPS equation. Opinion Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Atomos Unveils Firmware Update For Ninja TX and TX GO2Scripps Sports Inks Deals for Soccer and Professional Cheerleading3FCC Extends Deadline for Comments on Upper C-Band Proposals4Samsung Makes GameBreaks Ad Format Available Programmatically5Morgan Murphy Media Promotes Jill Shiroma to VP of Digital Strategy
Comparing IOPS for SSDs and HDDs By Karl Paulsen published 8 July 15 Solid-state devices (i.e., drives or disks)—known as SSDs—have a different set of impacts on the overall normalized IOPS equation.
