Hitachi Compute 540A A1

Hitachi VSP 5200

The Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform 5000 series is a data storage solution for enterprises that supports block, file, and mainframe applications. It includes the Hitachi Ops Center management software suite for efficiency, data security, enhanced analytics, and centralised administration. The VSP series 5000 have Max. Number of drivers, including spares- 33 NVMe SCM, 96 NVMe and 768 SFF SSD. To accommodate up to 33 million IOPS and 69PB of data, Hitachi Accelerated Fabric can scale from twin controllers with quad CPUs to 12 controllers with 24 CPUs. It has a lightning-fast 39μs Minimum Response Time. Due to the controller architecture, scaling up the system results in a more resilient solution and provides 99.999999 per cent data availability. Additionally, the platform supports various media types combined on the same storage platform, including SAS FMD, SSD, HDD to NVMe SSD, and SCM media.

Hitachi DS7160

With a maximum of 16 Intel Xeon 8276L CPUs and up to 12TB of memory, the Hitachi Advanced Server DS7160 is a powerful server. Mother Board Revision: 12001509-006 BIOS/uEFI: UEFI: BIOS_PUR043.37.14.121 (06/02/2020) CPU: 16 Intel Xeon® Platinum 8276L Processor 2.20 GHz RAM: 12 TB Ports and Bus Types: 3 USB Ports 40 PCI Express X8 8 PCI Express X16 Video Adapter: Matrox Graphics Inc. G200 SE A (PCI) Host Bus Adapter: Emulex Corporation LPe31004 FC (Quad Port) , FibreChannel LSI Logic SAS 9300-8i , Serial SCSI (SAS) Emulex Corporation LPe31002 FC (Dual-Port) , FibreChannel LSI Logic MegaRAID SAS 9361-8i , Serial SCSI (SAS) Broadcom® SAS 9300-8E Host Bus Adapter , Serial SCSI (SAS) Emulex Corporation LightPulse LPe12002 8Gb/s Fibre Channel PCI Express , FibreChannel Intel X99 Chipset (DHX99 PCH) , Serial ATA (SATA) Hard Disk Drive: 2 SanDisk SDLF1DAM-400G , Serial ATA (SATA) 6 HGST Ultrastar SS300 (HUSMM3240ASS204) , Serial SCSI (SAS) Seagate® Enterprise Capacity 3.5 HDD v4 SAS, 4TB (ST4000NM0034) , Serial SCSI (SAS) Storage Area Network (SAN) Device: Hitachi Data Systems Hitachi Universal Storage Platform V

Hitachi DS225

Hitachi Advanced Server DS225 provides the flexibility and performance required to run mission-critical enterprise applications. The Hitachi Advanced Server DS225 provides unmatched compute density and efficiency to satisfy the demands of your data centre's most demanding high-performance applications. Hitachi DS225 fully utilises the revolutionary Intel Xeon Scalable Processor family to enable these features. This server is equipped to handle the most challenging demands on today's IT infrastructure by combining the Intel CPUs with up to four dual-width 300W graphic accelerator cards and up to 3TB of memory capacity in a 2U rack space chassis.

Hitachi DS120

The Hitachi Advanced Server DS120 combines a balance of computing and storage capacity with the ability to support a wide range of solutions and applications. It is optimised for performance, high density, and power economy. The DS120 supports up to 12 2.5-inch non-volatile memory express (NVMe), serial-attached SCSI (SAS), serial-ATA (SATA), hard disc drives (HDD), or solid-state drives that are hot-pluggable and front-side accessible. It is possible to configure I/O expansion and controller modules using the low-profile PCIe 4.0 expansion slots, mezzanine slots, and OCP NIC 3.0 slots that are provided.

Hitachi VSP F350

The Hitachi VSP F350 is a flexible, rack-mountable all-flash array that uses only flash drives that may be resized for different combinations of storage capacity. Conventional hard discs are not supported in the VSP Fx00 models because low-latency host response times and high IOPS performance must be delivered consistently across all host connection ports. The storage systems include several controllers with fast CPUs, dual in-line cache memory modules (DIMMs), cache flash memory (CFM), a battery, fans, and connectors to link iSCSI and Fibre Channel I/O modules to deliver high performance operations. There is an Ethernet connection on each controller for out-of-band management. All data discs remain accessible to hosts by utilising a redundant data path through the other controller in the event that the data path through one controller fails.