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- HDD - In a personal computer, a hard disk drive (HDD) is the mechanism that c...
- Heartbeat - Heartbeat is a program that runs specialized scripts automa...
- HHD - A hybrid hard drive (HHD) is a mass storage device that contains both a...
- High Definition Compatible Digital - HDCD (Hig...
- high density DVD - HD-DVD (high-density DVD) is an optical digit...
- high-density DVD - HD-DVD (high-density DVD) is an optical digit...
- holographic disk drive - A holographic disk drive is a hol...
- holographic storage - Holographic storage is computer storage...
- holographic storage (holostorage) - Holographic...
- holographic versatile disc - Holographic versatile dis...
- holostorage - Holographic storage is computer storage that uses laser...
- HVD - Holographic versatile disc (HVD) is a medium of holographic storage tha...
- HVD (holographic versatile disc) - Holographic v...
- hybrid flash array - A hybrid flash array is a solid state st...
- hybrid hard disk drive - A hybrid hard disk drive is an el...
- hybrid hard disk drive (HDD) - A hybrid hard disk dr...
- hybrid hard drive - A hybrid hard drive (HHD) is a mass storage...
- hybrid hard drive (HHD) - A hybrid hard drive (HHD) is a ...
- I/O fencing - I/O (input/output) fencing is the isolation of a malfun...
- I/O fencing (input/output fencing) - I/O (inpu...
- IBM racetrack memory - Racetrack memory is a type of non-vol...
- IMT CDMA - CDMA2000, also known as IMT-CDMA Multi-Carrier or 1xRTT, is a...
- IMT-2000 direct spread - Also see CDMA, CDMA One, and CDMA...
- input output fencing - I/O (input/output) fencing is the iso...
- input output operations per second - IOPS (inp...
- input/output fencing - I/O (input/output) fencing is the iso...
- Input/Output Operations Per Second - IOPS (inp...
- io fencing - I/O (input/output) fencing is the isolation of a malfunct...
- IOPS - IOPS (input/output per second) is the standard unit of measurement fo...
- IOPS (Input/Output Operations Per Second)
- IP SAN - IP storage is a general term for several approaches to using the ...
- IP storage - IP storage is a general term for several approaches to us...
- IP storage area network - IP storage is a general term fo...
- Jaz drive - A Jaz drive is a small, portable hard disk drive used prima...
- JEDEC - JEDEC is an industry group that develops open standards for microel...
- LCD - LCD (liquid crystal display) is the technology used for displays in not...
- LCD (liquid crystal display) - LCD (liquid crystal d...
- liquid crystal display - LCD (liquid crystal display) is t...
- LTO-5 - LTO-5 is an upcoming tape format from the Linear Tape Open Consortium.
- main memory - Primary storage, also known as main storage or memory, ...
- main storage - Primary storage, also known as main storage or memory...
- MDRAM - Multibank Dynamic RAM (MDRAM) is a type of video RAM, developed by ...
- MDRAM (Multibank Dynamic RAM) - Multibank Dynamic R...
- memory mirroring - Memory mirroring is the division of memory on...
- Memory Stick - Developed by Sony, the Memory Stick is a digital data...
- MLC - Multi-level cell flash is a type of flash memory that stores more than ...
- MLC flash - Multi-level cell (MLC) flash writes two data segments to th...
- MO-297 - MO-297 is a JEDEC standard that defines the layout, connector pos...
- multi carrier - CDMA2000, also known as IMT-CDMA Multi-Carrier or 1...
- multi level cell - Multi-level cell flash is a type of flash mem...
- multi level cell flash - Multi-level cell (MLC) flash writ...
- multi-level cell - Multi-level cell flash is a type of flash mem...
- multi-level cell (MLC) - Multi-level cell flash is a type ...
- multi-level cell (MLC) flash - Multi-level cell (MLC...
- multi-level cell flash - Multi-level cell (MLC) flash writ...
- Multi-Root IOV (MR-IOV) - Multi-Root IOV (MR-IOV)
- Multibank Dynamic RAM - Multibank Dynamic RAM (MDRAM) is a ...
- multisession CD - A multisession CD is a recordable CD format (li...
- NAND flash memory - NAND flash memory is a type of non-volatile...
- NAND flash wear-out - NAND flash wear-out is the erosion of a...
- NAS - Network-attached storage (NAS) is a dedicated hard disk storage device ...
- NAS Appliance - NAS appliances are commodity hardware that includes...
- near-line storage - Near-line storage is the on-site storage of...
- network attached storage - Network-attached storage (NAS...
- network-attached storage - Network-attached storage (NAS...
- network-attached storage (NAS) - Network-attached ...
- non-volatile storage - Also see our Fast Guide to RAM. Nonvo...
- nonvolatile RAM - Also see our Fast Guide to RAM. Nonvolatile (so...
- nonvolatile storage - Also see our Fast Guide to RAM. Nonvola...
- nonvolatile storage (NVS) - Also see our Fast Guide to ...
- NOR flash memory - NOR flash memory is a type of non-volatile st...
- NVRAM - Also see our Fast Guide to RAM. Nonvolatile (sometimes written as "...
- NVS - Also see our Fast Guide to RAM. Nonvolatile (sometimes written as "non-...
- ODX (Offloaded Data Transfer) - Offloaded Data Tran...
- optical storage - Optical storage is any storage method in which ...
- over provisioning - Overprovisioning, sometimes spelled over-pr...
- over provisioning (SSD overprovisioning)
- oversubscription - Oversubscription, in a SAN (storage area netw...
- P/E cycle - A solid-state-storage program-erase cycle is a sequence of ...
- PC100 SDRAM - PC100 SDRAM is synchronous DRAM (Synchronous dynamic ra...
- PC100 Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory
- PC100 Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory ...
- PCI-SIG I/O Virtualization - PCI-SIG I/O Virtualizatio...
- PCIe solid state storage - PCIe SSS is one of the four f...
- Peltier effect - The Peltier effect is a temperature difference cr...
- phase change cooling - Phase-change cooling, also called vap...
- PHase change Liquid EXchange - ECOphlex (PHase-chang...
- phase state low electron drive memory - PLE...
- phase-change cooling - Phase-change cooling, also called vap...
- phase-change cooling (vapor cooling) - Phase...
- PHase-change Liquid EXchange - ECOphlex (PHase-chang...
- Photo CD - Photo CD is a process from Kodak that puts film images (inclu...
- PIC - A port interface card (PIC) is a computer circuit board that provides m...
- PLEDM - PLEDM (phase-state low electron drive memory) is a new memory micro...
- PLEDM (phase-state low electron drive memory)
- pod slurping - Podslurping (sometimes just called slurping) is the u...
- podslurping - Podslurping (sometimes just called slurping) is the una...
- podslurping (slurping) - Podslurping (sometimes just calle...
- port interface card - A port interface card (PIC) is a comput...
- port interface card (PIC) - A port interface card (PIC)...
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