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Hitachi Announces Storage Assets for Enterprises
By
ChannelTimes Staff
Mumbai, Nov 8, 2007
Close on the heels of Hitachi Universal Storage Platform and Services Oriented Storage Solutions strategy, Hitachi has announced storage software and performance enhancements that will enable enterprises to improve characteristics of their existing storage assets.
Continuing the company's track record of breakthrough innovations in enterprise storage, the company also announced that the Universal Storage Platform V shatters the 4 million input output operations per second (IOPS) benchmark for maximum performance. It also announced the availability of native internal support for 750 gigabyte (GB) SATA II hard disk drives.
Commenting on the new launch, Carl Greiner, senior vice president (Infrastructure and Software) of OVUM said, "The virtualization-enabled common functionality of the USP V, encompassing data mobility, migration, replication, thin provisioning and heterogeneous array attachment, all linked via a consistent management scheme, continue to set the pace for enterprise storage virtualization."
With today's announcement, Hitachi is enabling customers to extend all of the power, cooling, space, and thin provisioning advantages of Hitachi Dynamic Provisioning as a service to externally attached storage systems.
"Hitachi continues to extend the intelligence and abilities of the USP V to heterogeneous storage systems. End users can now take advantage on the Hitachi USP V thin provisioning on other storage systems in their data center," said Tony Asaro, senior analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group.
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IIHT Ltd, Roorkee
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