10 February 1999 — Hitachi Data Systems today announced four new models of its Pilot P8 Series of enterprise servers. The new systems will be available in April 1999 as special RPQ (Request for Price Quotation) models to address customers' disaster recovery requirements.
By introducing four new Pilot turbo models, Hitachi is able to provide its high-end customers truly scalable D/R solutions. With power-efficient CMOS technology, a reduced footprint, low maintenance costs, breathe-easy reliability, and top-ranked service and support, the Hitachi Pilot Series is the best-of-breed solution for fast growing business environments.
The four new models are as follows:
New Model MSU Description
68T 128 6-way turbo
58T 109 5-way turbo
48T 90 4-way turbo
38T 70 3-way turbo
The models announced today further demonstrate HDS' commitment to the unparalleled scalability of the Pilot Series.
Committed to providing advanced enterprise computing solutions, Hitachi Data Systems markets high-performance enterprise servers, storage systems, and professional services worldwide. Hitachi meets its customers' computing needs with the broadest line of the highest performance enterprise servers in the world, including the Hitachi Data Systems Skyline Series™ and the Hitachi Data Systems Pilot Series™, as well as the Hitachi Freedom Storage™ subsystems which provide multiplatform support across S/390,® UNIX,® and NT environments. Owned by Hitachi, Ltd. (NYSE: HIT) and EDS (NYSE: EDS), Hitachi Data Systems has its headquarters in Santa Clara, California. The company employs approximately 2,300 people and operates in 30 countries worldwide. For online information about HDS' products and services please access our products and services pages.
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