Viking Technology & Enmotus Announce Partnership in Developing Next Generation Hybridization Software with NVDIMM Technology

Viking and Enmotus will be demonstrating the FuzeDrive solution on a
Supermicro X9DRH-iF-NV system at the Flash Memory Summit, Santa Clara, CA.

FOOTHILL RANCH, CA – August 5, 2014 –  Viking Technology, a division of Sanmina Corporation (Nasdaq: SANM), and leading global manufacturer of NVDIMM, SSD and DRAM solutions, today announced a partnership with Enmotus, a software defined storage hybridization company, to develop next generation hybrid storage software that leverages emerging NVDIMM technology. This collaboration between Viking Technology and Enmotus’ device hybridization architecture provides a solution enabling enterprise IT, hyperscale datacenters, OEMs and system integrators to take advantage of virtualization and real-time tiering, using NVDIMM as the fastest tier.

“With our FuzeDrive™ hybrid storage software and Viking Technology’s NVDIMM (Arxcis-NV), we will be able to deliver a complete solution that can easily integrate with and greatly optimize application workloads with even greater cost efficiency,” said Andy Mills, CEO and Co-Founder at Enmotus. “We designed our software to use intelligent real time MicroTiering™ and virtualization technology, and combined with NVDIMM technology, we will be able to push the performance limits of those techniques. We are only beginning to explore the possibilities of utilizing NVDIMM as a storage device in FuzeDrive™: it’s exciting to see how these storage innovations will define enterprise storage for the next generation of datacenters, servers and storage appliances.”

With latency a thousand times less than flash, NVDIMM hybrid solutions are targeted for the most performance sensitive applications such as analytic databases and financial transactions, especially in quantitative analysis. The Enmotus hybridization technology provides data center managers with high performance, virtualization, automated device management and data tiering capability for Windows and Linux that can support a variety of block level storage devices including PCIe SSDs, SAS/SATA SSDs, RAID adapters and regular hard drives. As a result of the collaboration with Viking, the Enmotus software will provide an easy and transparent way to virtualize NVDIMMs and pool with other storage media, making it extremely easy to integrate with existing applications and mainstream operating systems.

“We are excited to partner with Enmotus to deliver hybridization software utilizing our NVDIMM technology,” said Hamid Shokrgozar, President of Viking Technology. “This collaboration will provide an important step toward memory class storage virtualization. The technology partnership will also offer both block and memory class access in a standard and uniform way; paving the way for innovative approaches in NVDIMM deployments in the enterprise storage market and hyper-scale datacenters. Our goal is to achieve the most cost effective enterprise storage solution for our customers without compromising performance.”

Viking and Enmotus will be demonstrating the FuzeDrive™ solution on a Supermicro X9DRH-iF-NV system at Booth 510 of the Flash Memory Summit, this week in Santa Clara, CA. Sales information is available at:www.vikingtechnology.com, via email at sales@vikingtechnology.com or by calling (949) 643-7255.

About Viking Technology 
Viking Technology is recognized as a leader in NVDIMM technology. Supporting a broad range of memory solutions that bridge DRAM and SSD, Viking delivers solutions to OEMs in the enterprise, high-performance computing, industrial and telecommunications markets. Viking Technology is a division of Sanmina Corporation (Nasdaq: SANM), a leading Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) provider. More information is available atwww.vikingtechnology.com.

About Enmotus 
Enmotus develops innovative software defined storage acceleration solutions for next generation data center, web scale servers and professional workstation applications. Our intelligent hybrid storage software solution, FuzeDrive™, enables system builders and IT managers to easily build vendor agnostic hybrid storage pooled solutions using any standard block storage device, including NVDIMM, PCIe SSD and SAS/SATA storage devices, presenting them as a real-time automated tiered devices within Windows or Linux based operating systems. Fully compatible with all mainstream applications, FuzeDrive™ implements a rich set of device management tools that allow users to see at a glance data activity, fast tier media or file distribution across tiered devices and manually pin files to any tier. For more information, please visit www.enmotus.com or contact us at info@enmotus.com.

About Sanmina Corporation 
Sanmina Corporation is a leading integrated manufacturing solutions provider serving the fastest-growing segments of the global Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) market. Recognized as a technology leader, Sanmina provides end-to-end manufacturing solutions, delivering superior quality and support to Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) primarily in the communications networks, defense and aerospace, industrial and semiconductor systems, medical, multimedia, computing and storage, automotive and clean technology sectors. Sanmina has facilities strategically located in key regions throughout the world. More information regarding the company is available at https://www.sanmina.com.

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