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SimplStor reduces high availability storage costs; petabyte unit at $300k fits the bill, beats NetApp prices by 5 to 1<\/p>\n

Wilmington, DE (Vocus) October 13, 2010 <\/p>\n

A brand new approach to secondary storage is to be launched at Society of Exploration Geophysicists<\/a>\u2019 (SEG) annual meeting in Denver October 17-20, 2010. The brainchild of Delaware storage service company, Zerowait, SimplStor<\/a> was the result of numerous requests from clients who wanted a secondary storage solution with no irrelevant extras.<\/p>\n

Said Zerowait\u2019s founder and President, Michael Linett, \u2018We were always being asked by customers why their NetApp equipment had to have so many bells and whistles when they weren\u2019t needed for archiving, and could we build something that would fit the bill. So we set about sourcing the parts, designing the architecture and writing the utilities. After more than a year of building and testing, SimplStor is the result. By starting with a clean sheet of paper our engineering staff came up with some bonuses for our customers. First, we were able to fit a Petabyte in only 52 U, and secondly we can address a Petabyte with a Single namespace.\u2019<\/p>\n

Rob Robinson, Zerowait\u2019s Vice President of Sales, said the value Zerowait engineers generated surpassed customers\u2019 expectations. \u2018Fact is, our customers are telling us that they\u2019ve been quoted up to five times the $300,000 price for 1 petabyte with single namespace. The closest offer was still four times the cost of SimplStor.\u2019<\/p>\n

Rick Bogehold, President of Excel Geo<\/a> , Denver Colorado, added: \u201cZerowait\u2019s SimplStor Petabyte storage product has provided a realistic option for customers like us looking for an affordable single namespace archiving solution from a company whose commitment to customer support we can trust.\u201d<\/p>\n

About Zerowait: Headquartered in Wilmington, DE USA; is the worldwide leader in independent service and support of NetApp filers. Storage administrators throughout the world rely on Zerowait to provide affordable solutions<\/a> to their skyrocketing costs of data storage. www.zerowait.com.<\/p>\n

About Excel Geophysical: Excel Geophysical Services is a specialist seismic data processing company headquartered in Greenwood Village, Colorado with a satellite office in Wellington, New Zealand. Our staff presents over 300 years of combined experience in enhancement of seismic data for hydrocarbon exploration, as well as highly regarded capabilities in the application of reflection seismic to geotechnical and minerals evaluation. Our portfolio of successful projects covers tens of thousands of 2D line miles, and hundreds of 3D surveys covering scales of acres to hundreds of square miles. www.excelgeo.com<\/p>\n

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