In the same regard, Xerox no longer owns all of 13.0.0.0/8 either. Amazon has a piece of that pie, too.

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- Netgear R6300 Router

- Cisco DPC3010 Cable Modem

- Dell Powerconnect 5424 24-port 1Gb Managed Switch

- Synology Diskstation 1813+

4 x 3TB SATA

2 x 1TB SATA

2 x 128GB SSD

- Intel NUC ESXi Management Node

1 x Intel i3-3217U

16GB RAM

128GB SSD

- Whitebox ESXi Compute Node

1 x Intel Xeon E3-1220

16GB RAM

8GB USB Storage

- Dell R410 ESXi Compute Node (powered off most of the time, its quite noisy)

2 x Intel Xeon L5506

32GB RAM

4 x 1TB SAS

- Cyberpower 1350VA 810W UPS

you seem to be missing out on the key argument here. Drive capacity, speed, money... nothing matters when you're spending countless manhours repairing / replacing a failed HDD. SCSI has the reliability that SATA has yet to prove. If it was my choice for a mission critical server, I'd spend the $2k for a SCSI array instead of $600 on a SATA.