Broadcom has acquired RAIDCore, a Nashua, New Hampshire-based start-up focused on the development of RAID and virtualization software, for up to $16.5 million. RAIDCore currently provides an enterprise-class RAID software stack targeted at high volume single and dual processor servers. The software is operating system, I/O bus and hardware independent.
“The volume server market is moving to RAID-on-motherboard and RAID-on- chip solutions,” said Thomas Lagatta, Broadcom’s Group Vice President, Enterprise Computing. http://www.broadcom.com
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