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Apple Mac OS X Goes ZFS

Written by Michael Larabel in Apple on 7 June 2007 at 11:24 PM EDT. 2 Comments

While not completely Solaris related, this week Sun's CEO Jonathan Schwartz announced that Apple will be switching to the Solaris ZFS file-system as default for the upcoming "Leopard" version of Mac OS X. Apple will officially anounce the move to ZFS next week during Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference. More information is available at eWeek.

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