SANTA ANA, Calif., May 14, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- sTec, Inc. (NASDAQ: STEC), a leading global provider of solid-state storage solutions, announced that one of its technology experts will present on software-defined storage (SDS) at the upcoming TiEcon 2013 conference. Bruce Moxon, sTec's chief technology officer (CTO) of its Systems and Solutions Group, will take part in a TiEcon panel titled "Software Defined Storage (SDS) - Technology, Landscape and Emerging Trends." The panel also includes CTOs from Inktank and Red Hat, and will explore best applications for SDS and those suitable for traditional storage in data centers and cloud computing.
What: Panel discussion on SDS applications, with experts from sTec, Inktank and Red Hat
Where: TiEcon 2013, Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, Calif.
When: May 17, 2013, 3:45-4:15 p.m.
About sTec, Inc.
sTec, Inc. is a leading global provider of enterprise-class, solid-state storage solutions designed for the ever-growing performance, reliability and endurance requirements of today's advanced data centers. The industry's first company to deploy solid-state drives (SSDs) into large-scale enterprise environments, sTec offers the industry's widest range of solid-state storage solutions, which protect critical information for major business and government organizations worldwide. Headquartered in Santa Ana, California, sTec also serves the embedded and military/aerospace markets with SSDs for industrial and rugged environments. For more information, visit www.stec-inc.com.
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