For smaller accesses, for example 512B, Moneta can read at 327 megabytes per second and write at 91 megabytes per second - between two and seven times faster than a state-of-the-art, flash-based SSD.
Huh? 327mb/s read is 2 to 7 times faster than current SSDs? And a write speed of 91mb/s also isn't something to write about (if that was really 7times faster there would be current gen SSDs out there with 13mb/s write speed - and nothing about the access patterns)
Also it's trivial to get higher numbers with SSDs - just throw more flash chips on a die, but the price is prohibitve - and they seem to tout the performance and not price reductions of this technology..
Nope, not especially impressed.