RAID? I'm going to assume that they took 2 or more smaller SSD's and are using RAID to create 1 drive, since they claim that they are increasing performance and capacity by using the RAID (sounds like RAID 0). Of course, unless they have redundancy (mirroring) in their RAID configuration (they don't if it's RAID 0), they are also increasing the chances of data loss.
So really, IMHO I think RAID is more of a buzz word here. They don't even say what type of RAID!
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RAID? I'm going to assume that they took 2 or more smaller SSD's and are using RAID to create 1 drive, since they claim that they are increasing performance and capacity by using the RAID (sounds like RAID 0). Of course, unless they have redundancy (mirroring) in their RAID configuration (they don't if it's RAID 0), they are also increasing the chances of data loss.
So really, IMHO I think RAID is more of a buzz word here. They don't even say what type of RAID!