SAS

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SAS is a high-speed, point-to-point serial interface standard commonly used to connect enterprise storage devices like hard drives and solid-state drives to servers.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
SAS canonical 11
American National Standards for SAS 1
SAS connector 1

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Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf computer bus standard
serial interface standard
abbreviationFor Serial Attached SCSI
backwardCompatibleWith SATA
linked to: Serial ATA
basedOn SCSI
competesWith Fibre Channel
NVMe over PCIe
connects storage devices to servers
designedFor enterprise storage environments
enables high availability storage configurations
redundant data paths
fullName Serial Attached SCSI
governedBy INCITS T10 committee
hasVersion SAS-1
SAS-2
SAS-3
SAS-4
introducedApprox 2004
maximumLinkRate 12 Gbit/s for SAS-3
24 Gbit/s for SAS-4
3 Gbit/s for SAS-1
6 Gbit/s for SAS-2
physicalConnectorType SFF-8087
SFF-8482
SFF-8643
SFF-8644
standardizedBy ANSI
INCITS
supports SATA device compatibility
SCSI command set
daisy-chained devices via expanders
dual-port drives
enterprise storage devices
error detection and correction mechanisms
full-duplex communication
hard disk drives
hot-swappable drives
multiple initiators
multiple targets
out-of-band management
solid-state drives
zoned addressing
topology point-to-point
usedFor high-performance disk access
high-reliability storage
usedIn RAID storage systems
data center storage arrays
enterprise servers
storage area networks
uses SAS expanders
serial communication

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (14)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

INCITS T10 committee hasOutput American National Standards for SAS
linked to: SAS
SAS-3 supports SAS expanders
linked to: SAS
HP ProLiant supportsStorageType SAS
subject linked to: HP ProLiant servers
SFF-8484 category SAS connector
linked to: SAS
NVMe comparedTo SAS
HPE Primera supports SAS