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Fusion-io bubbles away but will it erupt?

 

Published 5/22/2009 at The Register

Getting into a lava about server attached SSD Comment   Market seismometers are detecting moves from Fusion-io, the server-attach solid state disk startup. Is it about to erupt and deliver on its potential?… Video - Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 (link)

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