OCZ Storage Solutions - a Toshiba Group Company and leading provider of high-performance solid state drives (SSDs) for computing devices and systems, today announced its new partnership with Private Label PC (PLPC) for distribution of its complete portfolio of storage solutions. As the largest storage provider with a well established customer base, OCZ SSDs will be more readily available for channel customers in the North and South American markets.

PLPC is a key storage solution provider in North, Central, and South America with a strong base of over 3000 customers and has been in operation for nearly 30 years, and currently supplies over one million units of storage products per quarter to its extensive customer base.

"We are pleased to announce Private Label PC as an authorized distributor of our full line of solid state products," said Wayne Eisenberg, Senior Vice President Global Sales, OCZ Storage Solutions, "PLPC has a long history of being a leading provider of enterprise and
client storage products to a very diverse customer base throughout the Americas and we are looking forward to working together to address the increasing demand for SSDs."

"With OCZ's reputation for solid state drive innovation and high performance combined with the strength as a Toshiba Group Company we are very optimistic and confident to become an OCZ Authorized Distributor," said Rachel Luke, President, Private Label PC. "OCZ has a complete range of leading edge client and enterprise SSD products and PLPC is excited to make the complete portfolio of these solutions available to our established customer base."

OCZ's solid state drives are an ideal fit to enhance PLPC's storage portfolio, offering a range of PCIe and SATA interface drive solutions including enterprise-grade products for servers and data centers, and client SSDs for workstations, gaming systems, and mobile applications.
Especially in the growing South American market where SSD adoption continues to ramp up, OCZ will have a greater availability for customers looking to add flash storage solutions to their product portfolios.