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Dell Redefines the Economics of Enterprise Storage, Unveiling New Mid-Tier Storage Arrays for Asia-Pacific Region
Dell
today announced it is seizing a new market opportunity with the unveiling of a
brand new series of full-featured, enterprise storage arrays designed for
mid-sized fibre channel deployments. Available first in the Asia-Pacific region
and planned globally later in 2014, the new Dell Storage SC4000 Series arrays
demonstrate Dell’s continued innovation to bring full-featured,
enterprise-class storage to cost-efficient, high-performing, smaller-scale
solutions.
- Dell enters the mid-range fibre channel storage market with full-featured, enterprise storage arrays first launched throughout the Asia-Pacific region
- All-flash and hybrid array options offer enterprise-class performance for mid-tier deployments with all-flash solution costing up to 76 percent less than competing arrays1
- Dell extends innovative offer of all-flash performance for the price of hard disks to a new class of storage arrays2
- New arrays, designed to support various workload demands, can host up to 10,000 Microsoft Exchange user mailboxes in a single 2U SAN3
The
new storage array series, with an all-flash solution that can cost up to 76
percent less than competing pure flash arrays1, is the latest addition to
Dell’s customer-driven enterprise data center portfolio of purpose-built
solutions designed to make IT more efficient and practical.
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