Re: Nuance, Dragon; then Snapdragon; and now FB's Dragonstone?
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Jan 16, 2013 10:48PM
They are cache specialist trading at $21
So we know FB is using one these servers:
http://www.fusionio.com/partners/
Also, wonder if we can affect/outdo this because we know we can and probably will work within this because we're only limited by the processors ability :
The ioMemory Solution
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With its ioMemory software, Fusion-io gives servers native access to data to accelerate the applications we depend on today, from banking, social media, retail, transportation, healthcare, security, entertainment, research and development, and more, all with a solution that allows enterprises to significantly reduce complex and expensive storage sprawl. In addition to accelerating applications, Fusion’s storage memory platform also reduces energy consumption and total cost of ownership. For more background on customer results with ioMemory, please visit our case studies or contact us at sales@fusionio.com''
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