Texas Memory Acquired IPs From Start-Up Incipient
Tools for tiered storage between HDDs and SSDs
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on September 9, 2009 at 3:08 pmTexas Memory Systems has expanded its intellectual property base with the acquisition of data management patents and source code from Incipient, Inc.
This technology acquisition will allow Texas Memory Systems to further differentiate its industry-leading RamSan line of solid state storage solutions and to increase its advantage over the competition.
Incipient developed scalable storage virtualization and management capabilities over a period of eight years. During that time, the company made significant technological advances and was awarded multiple patents.
“The patents and software provide Texas Memory Systems with a new set of tools for virtualization and storage management that complement our solid state storage systems,” said Woody Hutsell, President at Texas Memory Systems. “The newly-acquired technology will accelerate our development of new high-performance storage that meets the demanding and complex needs of our enterprise customers.”
Texas Memory Systems has not acquired any interest in Incipient, Inc. Both companies remain independent.
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Since its inception in 2001, Incipient receives $94.6 million in financial funding. The start-up began its activity in virtualization software to be embedded in directors.











