DDN and Tintri Release IntelliFlash Enterprise NVMe
DDN and Tintri, a DDN company, recently announced the new IntelliFlash N6000 series. This next-generation NVMe-based system optimizes the user experience across all workloads by eliminating IO contention and enhancing IT efficiencies with autonomous AI-driven operations. DDN and Tintri also launched higher-capacity IntelliFlash H6000 series hybrid systems that easily scale to multiple petabytes, so users can flexibly combine both primary and secondary storage — NVMe performance and hybrid cost-efficiency — within a single appliance.
DDN is a provider of scalable storage and processing solutions, as well as professional services. Organizations have the ability to use a range of DDN storage platforms to capture, store, process, analyze, collaborate, and distribute data, information, and content at a large scale. The solution is offered in two appliance options and is also available as a software-only distribution. The vendor provides services to financial services firms, healthcare organizations, energy companies, government facilities, and cloud service providers.
The new IntelliFlash N-Series systems and enhancements to the IntelliFlash H-Series hybrid systems reduce cost and complexity by simplifying business processes and consolidating all enterprise workloads. Businesses can also eliminate hardware sprawl and disparate data silos with a scalable Intelligent Infrastructure that features concurrent multi-protocol access and adaptive flash management.
In a media statement, Dustin Miller, president of the Tintri Partner, CommLink IT, said, “the new N-Series and updated H-Series strengthen the IntelliFlash portfolio, and have helped CommLink IT secure new customers with use case requirements such as larger NAS environments that demand consistent high-performance. The ability to provide NAS and SAN, virtualized and non-virtualized workloads and different storage media — concurrently in a single system — that can scale to multi-petabytes is a major selling point for enterprises looking to consolidate workloads and different storage media types.”
New benefits to the systems include:
- N-Series: NVMe performance with enterprise reliability and ease of use.
- H-Series: Combines cost-effective NVMe performance with deep capacity HDD.
- Simplified operations for file and block workloads.
- Increased efficiencies with deeper insights and AI-driven analytics.
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Tess Hanna
Tess Hanna is an editor and writer at Solutions Review covering Backup and Disaster Recovery, Data Storage, Cloud Computing, and Network Monitoring. Recognized by Onalytica in the 2021 "Who's Who in Data Management," and "Who's Who in Automation" reports. You can contact her at thanna@solutionsreview.com
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