Up to 24 NVMe high-availability flash devices in a 2U storage enclosure drawer with networked-based replication across 3 sites to prevent a single point of failure.
Smart, self-optimizing containerized solution is easily managed, enabling organizations to overcome storage challenges as they grow.
High-density tiers of flash storage in an affordable package includes compression, new QLC flash-based technology and AI-powered predictive analytics.
Migrate data with fully integrated system management, application-aware data services and high-value features such as AES encryption and inline hardware compression.
Migrate to and from supported cloud providers or create multicloud solutions.
Safeguarded Copy protects your data from cyberattacks with immutable, isolated copies that cannot be altered or deleted, but can be quickly restored to support recovery.
IBM FlashSystem wins on TrustRadius
IBM FlashSystem has won a Top Rated award from TrustRadius for Enterprise Flash Array Storage Solutions based on its excellent customer satisfaction ratings.
Maximum bandwidth (reads): 50 GB per second
Response times (reads): <50 microseconds
Effective maximum capacity within single enclosure**: 2.2 PB3 (1U enclosure)
Processor/PCIe Gen: Intel Cascade Lake, Gen 3 PCIe
Maximum front-end host ports: 24
FlashCore module capacities supported: 4.8, 9.6, 19.2 and 38.4 TB
Storage class memory drive capacities supported: 1.6 TB
Use cases:
- SAP
- Oracle
- Server and desktop virtualization
- Production database
- Containers
- Workload consolidation
Evolution Systems used IBM FlashSystem technology to increase performance and flex their storage to meet their customer needs.
With high-performance IBM FlashSystem storage, Data Action hosts its IBM QRadar SIEM solution. The deployment has had a significant impact on the ability of the security operations center (SOC) to analyze security threats.
Using the IBM Storage portfolio, Micro Strategies created DataVault, a managed security service that helps clients quickly identify and recover from cyberattacks.
