Eliminate the inefficiency of managing distributed systems with best-in-class file serving, backup and NAS consolidation services

NAS solutions from Hitachi Data Systems offer performance and scalability market leadership and provide a robust platform for enterprise consolidation, file virtualization, data protection and high-performance applications as well as best-in-class file server consolidation and backup at an affordable price. Built on Hitachi Data Systems best-in-class block storage, Hitachi NAS solutions provide ultimate performance, scalability, reliability and value in a flexible platform designed to expand effortlessly to meet the growing requirements of every customer.

Consolidation to Reduce TCO

The nature of highly distributed computing systems continues to segment and isolate information resources across the enterprise. Consolidation of these resources into a single centralized resource enables simplified management along with significant cost savings. The powerful performance capabilities and industry leading scalability of Hitachi NAS Solutions allow for the sustainable scalability and performance required for today’s consolidation of application servers, file servers and NAS appliances.

VMware:

VMware provides the virtualization essential for server consolidation to optimize resource utilization and achieve improved levels of cost and energy efficiency. NAS solutions from Hitachi Data Systems provide the perfect complement, solving the storage side of this solution by providing an efficient means to address storage consolidation that maps directly to the needs of a VMware infrastructure. By combining these technologies, VMware and Hitachi Data Systems provide a winning strategy to maximize consolidation and improve application growth and performance.

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“Hitachi‘s approach to the cost-conscious user is not a knee-jerk reaction designed simply to capitalize on the current economic news. It is, instead, an approach that the company has honed over the years, embracing virtualization, efficiency, and heterogeneity—three of the key tools to optimum efficiency in a storage environment. Indeed, in terms of achieving such optimum efficiency‘ (or at least part thereof), ESG‘s main recommendation to users is simply to decide to make the effort and to invest some time to stop and consider what is actually possible.” — Mark Peters, Enterprise Storage Group

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