792 TBs of physical flash: Storage to handle today's workloads

792 TBs of physical flash: Storage to handle today's workloads

Sponsored by: Pure Storage

With today’s network speeds averaging between 25 and 40GbE, most storage systems, even new clustered scale-up and out architectures, simply can’t keep up. This leads to extensive bottlenecking, stunting the development process. Obviously, this is unacceptable. Thankfully, there’s another way. Inside, discover how this innovative, petabyte-scale all-flash design can give you high performance for unstructured and operational data workloads in a compact storage solution. Discover the power of: A 4U chassis that can contain between 62 and 792 TBs of physical flash Redundant access to all flash and NVRAM Linear performance increases as you populate your chassis with extra blades And more

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