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|valign="top" |[[file:allone.jpg |130px|link=http://www.all1.com.tw/]]
|valign="top" |[[file:allone.jpg |130px|link=http://www.all1.com.tw/]]
|valign="top" |'''ALLONE''' focuses on Open-ZFS random accelerator,  utilizing PCI-Express and SATA3.0 interfaces in their product range. Combined with low latency and impressively sustained high IOPS give these Battery Backed Ramdisk units with a ZIL log device perfect Storage Solutions.
|valign="top" |'''ALLONE''' focuses on Open-ZFS random accelerator,  utilizing PCI-Express and SATA3.0 interfaces in their product range. Combined with low latency and impressively sustained high IOPS give these Battery Backed Ramdisk units with a ZIL log device perfect Storage Solutions.
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|valign="top" |[[file:Datto_logo_7692_cmyk.png |150px|link=http://dattobackup.com]]
|valign="top" |At '''datto''', we use OpenZFS to store system backups for later virtualization. Its copy on write and compression mechanics allow us to make the most of our storage. With clones we can quickly and efficiently spin up virtual instances of the backed up machines. Error detection and correction ensures safe data transfer, even though the mail.
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|valign="top" |[[file:Ddrdrive_logo_dev_2013.png |150px|link=http://www.ddrdrive.com]]
|valign="top" |[[file:Ddrdrive_logo_dev_2013.png |150px|link=http://www.ddrdrive.com]]
|valign="top" |'''DDRdrive''' exclusively targets OpenZFS Intent Log (ZIL) acceleration with the DDRdrive X1, a PCI Express plug-in card powered by a dedicated SuperCap PowerPack.  The X1 is designed with a unique write optimized architecture featuring the superior speed, reliability, and longevity of DRAM combined with the non-volatility of SLC Flash. By integrating the normally separate functionality of both an HBA and SSD the X1 delivers extremely low latency allowing exceptional IOPS performance.  The DDRdrive X1 is "The drive for speed."
|valign="top" |'''DDRdrive''' exclusively targets OpenZFS Intent Log (ZIL) acceleration with the DDRdrive X1, a PCI Express plug-in card powered by a dedicated SuperCap PowerPack.  The X1 is designed with a unique write optimized architecture featuring the superior speed, reliability, and longevity of DRAM combined with the non-volatility of SLC Flash. By integrating the normally separate functionality of both an HBA and SSD the X1 delivers extremely low latency allowing exceptional IOPS performance.  The DDRdrive X1 is "The drive for speed."
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|valign="top" |[[file:Datto_logo_7692_cmyk.png |150px|link=http://dattobackup.com]]
|valign="top" |At '''datto''', we use OpenZFS to store system backups for later virtualization. Its copy on write and compression mechanics allow us to make the most of our storage. With clones we can quickly and efficiently spin up virtual instances of the backed up machines. Error detection and correction ensures safe data transfer, even though the mail.
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|valign="top" |[[file:Delphix_logo.png |150px|link=http://delphix.com]]<br>[https://github.com/delphix/delphix-os Source code]
|valign="top" |[[file:Delphix_logo.png |150px|link=http://delphix.com]]<br>[https://github.com/delphix/delphix-os Source code]
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