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 Leading Independent Audit Firm Reaffirms Chetu"s Quality driven software delivery processes and controls along-with information security and data communication infrastructure MIRAMAR, FL, May 01, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Chetu, Inc., today announced that it has achieved the SAS 70 Type II certification, one of the most stringent auditing standards for service organizations. The SAS 70 Type II certification reaffirms that Chetu has stringent processes and controls around its unique software delivery model. It also reaffirms that Chetu maintains a secure information security and data communications infrastructure. repair rar files
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PureSilicon has shipped its line of rugged SSDs, with a 256 GB version to follow in Q1 2010. Earlier today, pureSilicon announced that its latest generation of "ruggedized" solid-state drives (SSDs), the Renegade R2, is now shipping to a specialty store near you. Although the drives probably wouldn"t last in the hands of an elementary school boy, the Renegades are built tough and even look a little rugged around the (jagged) edges. 
Microsoft isn"t too keen on SSDs and HDDs living under the same roof. Some of the first mainstream computers to incorporate SSD technology were early netbooks. The durable and speedy nature of solid-state storage made them ideal for the application. Now a couple of new models of netbooks have learned the trick of using an SSD for your startup and OS drive to take advantage of the speed and then using a traditional HDD for the less demanding storage. Itò€™s a set up that many of us would like to have in all our computers, not just our laptops.
Last week Tomò€™s Hardware had covered a bit about the freezing problems with Seagateò€™s Barracuda 1.5TB drives. We would like to update readers with the response that Tomò€™s Hardware has gotten directly from Seagate. ò€œSeagate is investigating an issue where a small number of Barracuda 7200.11 (1.5TB SATA) hard drives randomly pause or hang for up to several seconds during certain write operations. This does not result in data loss nor does it impact the reliability of the drive but is an inconvenience to the user that we are working to resolve with an upgradeable firmware.