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engadget.com - 3/12/2009

Fusion-io breaks out roomy, nimble ioDrive Duo SSDs

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While it's going to be tough for Fusion-io to get its ioDrive any faster in the near term, it ain't so tough to make the world's fastest storage more capacious. Shortly after pulling The Woz in as its chief scientist, said outfit has just revealed the next-generation ioDrive, predictably ...

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