The deal will help Flash memory to disrupt hard drives in enterprise data centers.
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The two companies complement each other in speeding data center performance.
Violin Memory, the Silicon Valley-based company with a super-fast flash memory service, is hurtling toward a highly successful IPO.
Violin Memory is adding Symantec's data management services to its storage arrays, making it easier to manage the data stored in its flash memory.
Flash memory is hot because it runs cooler than other kinds of storage in the data center. It’s also faster and more efficient at storing frequently used data. Violin Memory is one of the companies that is benefiting from this …
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Violin Memory has raised $50 million in a fourth round of funding at a market value of more than $800 million, the company said today.
Mountain View, Calif.-based Violin Memory makes flash memory arrays like the one pictured above. Those …
