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MILPITAS, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 12/04/12 -- Virident Systems, a performance leader in flash-based storage class memory solutions, today announced the company will be demonstrating its FlashMAX II, a PCIe storage class memory solution, at the MongoSV event on Dec. 4 at the Santa Clara Convention Center, booth #17. MongoSV is an annual one-day conference in Silicon Valley, Calif., dedicated to the open source, non-relational database MongoDB.
Virident will demonstrate how its FlashMAX II solution features the highest capacity in a low-profile form factor, industry-leading unconditional performance and twice the performance density as the nearest competition. FlashMAX II ensures that application performance is 10 times faster than other HDD systems at one-third of the total cost of ownership. It offers the industry's highest storage capacity in the smallest footprint while delivering two times the performance of competing solutions.
About Virident Systems
Virident Systems enterprise-class Storage Class Memory (SCM) solutions deliver unconditional, consistent performance that supports the most data-intensive content and applications. The inherent advantage associated with this disruptive technology revolutionizes computing by speeding application response time and optimizing datacenter efficiency for new levels of ROI. Virident Systems is backed by strategic investors, Intel®, Cisco® Systems and a storage solution provider, as well as Hercules Technology Growth Capital and venture investors Globespan Capital Partners, Sequoia Capital, Mitsui Global Investments and Artiman Ventures. For more information, visit www.virident.com.
Virident, Virident FlashMAX and the Virident logo are trademarks of Virident Systems.
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