Servicing the industry’s big names like HP, IBM and Dell, a partnership with Fusion-io can be a good bet. Today, the pioneer in flash storage memory has announced significant positive results when StatSoft’s STATISTICA tested Fusion ioMemory. The after-testing performance results yielded 300 to 500 percent latency reduction and increased efficiency. Fusion ioDrives catalysed CPU utilization of massive data sets, and recorded an increase to 90 percent, compared to just 32 percent normal utilization using the traditional disk-based technology.

Chief Technology Officer at Fusion-io, Neil Carson, expressed excitement and affirmative outlook towards StatSoft. He said, “Few enterprises today have the luxury of wasting capital to build and run an enormous, inefficient storage system.

“Seeking an intelligently simple solution, StatSoft’s forward-thinking engineers have found a way to deliver data to their customers even faster by boosting the efficiency of their current infrastructures. The StatSoft white paper clearly demonstrates the potential for Fusion ioMemory to unlock hidden value by reducing the I/O bottleneck to put idle CPUs to work.”

STATISTICA is the flagship product of StatSoft, an organization that deals with a large array of data analysis, data management and virtualization solutions. The presence of their offerings with 60 countries obviously needs all the support that they can get from Fusion-io solutions. This is a push in the positive direction after Fusion-io. gh-performance server platform.

Fusion-io is doing well in the stock market right now. Their strong IPO entrée has inspired the IT community to set out to the seas of opportunities in going public. Its valuation ballooned to a whopping $1 billion with the IPO update. But with economy dwindling again, Fusion-io’s strength will be put to a test of another sort.