ETERNUS AF – Die FUJITSU All-Flash Storage-Lösung
Festplatten gibt es bereits seit 61 Jahren – eine etablierte und vertraute Technologie. Das, was der Mensch gut kennt, vermittelt Vertrauen und von daher gelten bei vielen Kunden klassische Festplatten immer noch als sicherer und zuverlässiger, als Flash-Speicher.
Das zielt vor allen Dingen auf das Thema der begrenzten Beschreibbarkeit von Flash-Medien ab. Dass Flash-Disks eine bestimmte Lebensdauer haben, die sich an den Schreibzyklen orientiert ist Tatsache. FUJITSU bemisst die Haltbarkeit der verbauten Platten in DWPD (Disk Writes Per Day) und kalkuliert die Systeme immer auf einen Einsatz von 5 Jahren – damit wird der Einsatz von Flash-Systemen für jeden Kunden risikolos kalkulierbar und alle Vorteile lassen sich im Geschäftsumfeld nutzen.
Mit einer Erfahrung von mehr als 47 Jahren im Bereich Storage sind FUJITSU ETERNUS-Lösungen ein zuverlässiger Baustein für Ihre Speicher- und Backup-Konzepte.
Nutzen Sie heute die Vorteile der FUJITSU All-Flash Storage Systeme AF250 und AF650:
- 8 mal mehr IOPs, als bei klassischen Plattensystemem
- 5 mal besseres Verhältnis von € zu IOPs
- 10 mal höhere Dichte
- 85% Einsparung bei Energie und Kühlung
- 8 mal geringere Wartungskosten
Beschleunigen Sie mit uns und den FUJITSU All-Flash Storage-Lösungen:
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