Seagate Demonstrates Solid State Hybrid Drive Capabilities at IDF 2012
Seagate Technology will be working with Intel to demonstrate new advancements in solid state hybrid drives (SSHD) at this year's Intel Developer Forum taking place September 11-13, 2012, at the Moscone West Convention Center in San Francisco.
In the Advanced Technology Zone of the event, Intel will demonstrate Seagate's latest solid state hybrid drive design, accelerated with Intel Smart Response Technology, which run common office productivity applications almost on par with solid state drives.
Separately, an educational presentation titled "Ultrabook Responsiveness: Performance & Power End-Users Can Feel" , will provide details on how SSHD technology combined with Intel Smart Response Technology will contribute to a new combination of performance and capacity in the next generation Ultrabook devices.
At the same evenr, Intel will also announce support for the Serial ATA International Organization (SATA-IO) Hybrid Information Feature with Intel Smart Response Technology, targeted for a release in the second half of 2013. Intel Smart Response Technology is expected to accelerate the performance of solid state hybrid drives enabled with the SATA IO Hybrid Information Feature by up to 30 percent, as measured by the PCMark Vantage HDD suite.
Similarly, Microsoft has also included native support of solid state hybrid drives in Windows 8, utilizing the flash memory of the drive to achieve best-in-class boot performance.
Separately, an educational presentation titled "Ultrabook Responsiveness: Performance & Power End-Users Can Feel" , will provide details on how SSHD technology combined with Intel Smart Response Technology will contribute to a new combination of performance and capacity in the next generation Ultrabook devices.
At the same evenr, Intel will also announce support for the Serial ATA International Organization (SATA-IO) Hybrid Information Feature with Intel Smart Response Technology, targeted for a release in the second half of 2013. Intel Smart Response Technology is expected to accelerate the performance of solid state hybrid drives enabled with the SATA IO Hybrid Information Feature by up to 30 percent, as measured by the PCMark Vantage HDD suite.
Similarly, Microsoft has also included native support of solid state hybrid drives in Windows 8, utilizing the flash memory of the drive to achieve best-in-class boot performance.