Midrange storage has for the past few years become a significant part of the enterprise storage strategy. The advantage of having a midrange system is that they are build-as-you-go storage systems enabling the addition of disks, controllers and software, as required. This is certainly advantageous for organizations that start under small and medium scale as they can increase their storage devices as the company grows. Dell EMC PowerStore is a midrange storage device that helps organizations provide the data-centric, intelligent and adaptable infrastructure that supports both traditional and modern workloads. PowerStore provides data services that include remote application and snapshot utilities that enable administrators to create and move copies of data within single or multiple systems. But while these companies may face smaller budgets, they have the same needs as large enterprises for high performance, availability, data reduction, and other capabilities.
PowerStore is designed to support any workload by delivering multi-protocol Block, File and Virtual Volumes (vVOL) storage in a performance-optimized appliance. These appliances support end-to-end nonvolatile memory express (NVMe) and can scale up and out when demands increase. PowerStore also delivers efficiency without compromise. PowerStore delivers enhanced resource utilization and performance that keeps pace with application and system growth. PowerStore has two appliance one for Standard Deployment (T model) and Hypervisor Deployment (X model) to make your business more agile and prepared for change.
“Dell Technologies, the leader in enterprise storage has an array of midrange storage devices. The midrange storage accelerates analytics performance up to 78% to support critical workloads like AI. It optimizes any workload and discovers the hidden value in the data. PowerStore’s unique advantages include new container-based architecture and AppsON capability, anytime upgrade program and more. While the midrange storage market did take a hit last year, it is ready to bounce back in 2021,” said Gurpreet Singh, Managing Director at Arrow PC Network (Dell Technologies – Titanium Partner).
