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The Sun StorEdge T3 arrays are highly scalable (up to 167TB on a single Sun server; over 25GB of cache; over 25GB/sec transfer); as capacity is expanded, performance is increased in a consistent, linear fashion because with every nine (9) drives added, one controller is added; each controller provides IGB of cache, a parity engine, a control processor, a fabric-capable optical port, and pipelined XOR capability driving dual backend loops to provide 100MB/sec. He perfectly understands that lowering high tax rates, though welcome as an incentive to work, does not immediately propel consumption but feeds private savings, which are badly needed in view of the dwindling value of assets accumulated for old age (be it real estate, stocks, miserably yielding IGB, or money market instruments). More left IGB in July 1994 to join Chicago law firm Freeborn & Peters where she was an equity partner and developed the firmeIUs first gaming practice. |
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