| Patent Number |
Title Of Patent |
Date Issued |
| 7042720 |
Modular multiple disk drive apparatus |
May 9, 2006 |
| A data storage assembly having multiple disk drives disposed on a replaceable module. Multiple modules are connected to a single chassis having a back plane with a plurality of connectors, each of which are adapted to receive a connector of one of the modules. |
| 6925531 |
Multi-element storage array |
August 2, 2005 |
| A self-contained data storage module receives a data request conforming to a first standard. The data request is translated into a second standard. At least one of the storage devices mounted on a board within the data storage module is identified. The translated data request is transmit |
| 6862173 |
Modular multiple disk drive apparatus |
March 1, 2005 |
| A data storage assembly having multiple disk drives disposed on a replaceable module. Multiple modules are connected to a single chassis having a back plane with a plurality of connectors, each of which are adapted to receive a connector of one of the modules. |
| 6819560 |
Forced air system for cooling a high density array of disk drives |
November 16, 2004 |
| A cooling system for a data storage assembly having multiple disk drives disposed on a replaceable module. Air is drawn into a housing for the data storage assembly and through a planar array of disk drives, through a set of blowers and across a set of power supplies. Plenums are provide |
| 6167496 |
Data stream optimization system for video on demand |
December 26, 2000 |
| The present data storage subsystem includes a data stream optimization system that optimizes its data throughput performance for a particular type of data that is stored therein, such as video on demand data. The data stream optimization system manages the retrieval of the stored video |
| 5566316 |
Method and apparatus for hierarchical management of data storage elements in an array storage de |
October 15, 1996 |
| The data storage subsystem is implemented using redundancy groups of data storage modules, at least one module of which comprises a plurality of data storage elements. In this manner, the one dimensional data storage module redundancy group is expanded in another dimension by the use of |
