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Solid State Drives in HPC: Reducing the I/O Bottleneck
This Sun BluePrints article (registration required) compares traditional hard disk drives (HDDs) and the newer solid state drive (SSD) technology in high-performance computing (HPC) applications. SSD devices can help correct the imbalance between processor and storage speed while also reducing energy usage and environmental impact.
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