If you just built a PC, or added a brand new hard drive or SSD to an existing computer, you have to format it before you can actually store data on it. This is called 'initializing' the drive.

Non-volatile SSD storage makes it possible for servers to safely cache writes locally for a big performance boost. But what is the best way to do it?

Windows Server How-To Using Windows Server 2012's SSD Write-Back Cache Brien runs down how you can get the most out of Windows Server 2012 R2's newest tiered storage functionality. By Brien Posey ...

Hi there. I am looking at a HP DL-160-G6 server for a SQL server instalation. I would like to use SSD drives for this, but HPs shareholders are cleary looking for a new car or a bigger house. To ...

There is tons of information out there about the need for server SSDs to be server-grade and not consumer devices, because consumer drives don't handle the write loads of servers.