Serial Attached SCSI (SAS)

Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) is a high-performance data connection technology used mainly in data centers and enterprise storage environments. It enables servers and storage devices to communicate quickly and reliably through dedicated, point-to-point links. SAS supports fast data transfer rates, multiple connections, and scalable configurations, making it suitable for handling large amounts of critical data. It is more advanced than older technologies like SATA, offering better speed, reliability, and expandability, which is crucial for enterprise-level applications requiring consistent and rapid access to stored information.