Graid SupremeRAID V1.2.2 With RAID-6 Erasure Coding N+2 and Automatic Data Correction

GRAID Technology, Inc. announced the version 1.2.2 of its SupremeRAID product to enhance its RAID-6 erasure coding (EC) N+2 data consistency check capability.

This feature enhancement provides for the ability to correct customer data when data corruption is detected. Like traditional hardware RAID controllers, SupremeRAID is capable of detecting silent data corruption on a disk drive, but it surpasses traditional RAID by also enhancing data integrity, providing the additional capability to correct corrupted data automatically using its latest EC N+2 implementation for customers deploying SupremeRAID in a RAID-6 configuration.

“This announcement of our new error detection and correction capabilities positions SupremeRAID to give our customers, partners and OEMs a competitive advantage,” said Leander Yu, CEO and founder. “This enhancement makes SupremeRAID the most secure RAID controller available in the market while still capable of driving the full-potential performance from NVMe SSDs — an unbeatable combination.”

RAID-6, also known as double-parity RAID, is one of several RAID schemes that works by placing data on multiple disks and allowing I/O operations to overlap in a balanced way to improve performance. Not all types of RAID offer redundancy, although RAID-6 does.

The V.1.2.2 feature set is available on both SupremeRAID SR-1000 for PCIe Gen 3 and SupremeRAID SR-1010 for PCIe Gen 4 servers and will be available WW on July 11, 2022.

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