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IBM is acquiring Texas Memory Systems (TMS), a maker of high-end flash memory hardware,...

  • Thursday, August 16, 2012, 9:32 AM ET
    IBM is acquiring Texas Memory Systems (TMS), a maker of high-end flash memory hardware, for an undisclosed sum. TMS offers standalone systems that compete with Violin Memory and EMC-acquired XtremIO, and PCI-Express modules for servers that compete with solutions from Fusion-io (FIO), STEC, and OCZ Technology (OCZ +2.9%). The deal is an attempt by IBM to invigorate a storage business that has been seeing declining sales.
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    This is the slow-death card for STX and WDC. By the time they have a plan to deliver high speed SSD storage, it will be too late.
    16 Aug 2012, 01:31 PM Reply Like
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