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Fujitsu Exec says solid-state disk doesn't measure up

Daniel Fleshbourne Administrator Neowin @dfleshbourne · Jul 9, 2008 05:03 EDT · Hot! with 12 comments

While most major disk-drive manufacturers have developed or are already selling solid-state disk drives or hybrid drives, which use a combination of flash memory and spinning disk, Fujitsu Ltd. has chosen not to develop a product for market. Joel Hagberg, Fujitsu's vice president of business development, said his company does not plan to launch any solid-state disk-drive products over the next two years because the value proposition of the technology is not compelling enough and won't be until technology breakthroughs change solid-state disk's performance and reliability.

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