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Solaris upgrade supports larger storage, Capacity reaches 2 petabytes

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Posted: May 12 2003, 01:41 PM

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http://www.infoworld.com/article/03/04/29/...isupdate_1.html

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By Joris Evers
April 29, 2003

Sun Microsystems has updated its Solaris operating system to support larger storage systems, among other improvements, the vendor said Tuesday.

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Updating will allow users to have as much as 2 petabytes, or 2 million gigabytes, of storage in a single volume, as opposed to the 1-terabyte limit on storage imposed by the Solaris Volume Manager in the older versions of Solaris, Bill Moffitt, group manager for Solaris product management at Sun, said.

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that's quite a lot of storage by anyone's standards, i reckon :D

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