Published 3/2/2009
at The Register
Which OEMs will take the SFFs? Xyratex, one of the three main disk drive enclosure suppliers to the tier one storage array vendors, has introduced its small form factor (SFF) 2.5-inch drive array offering, using Seagate Savvio drives.…
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