SolidFire,
a provider of
all-solid-state (SSD) primary storage systems for cloud service
providers, announced today the release of the SolidFire SF6010. The
SF6010 is a new addition to the company’s product line that helps cloud
providers reach a broader set of customer applications. This larger
system has twice the capacity of the SF3010, offering cloud service
providers more resources to allocate across a larger set of tenant
applications. The company will be introducing the new system at GigaOM
Structure, June 20-21, 2012, in San Francisco, Calif.
The SF6010 node has a raw capacity of 6 TB and an effective capacity of
24 TB when considering SolidFire’s use of in-line deduplication,
compression, and thin provisioning. SolidFire storage systems are
capable of scaling out to 100 nodes, and, with the SF6010, cloud
providers are now able to create high-density single-instance storage
environments of 2.4 PB and 5 million IOPS. The SF6010 is available as
part of the SolidFire Early Access Program.
“The SolidFire technology is designed to advance the way the world uses
the cloud. The release of the SF6010 allows us to address a wider market
segment and enables cloud providers to deliver guaranteed storage
resources to a larger set of applications in their cloud,” said Jay
Prassl, vice president of marketing at SolidFire. “We strive to support
the largest SSD capacities commonly available and continue to drive
performance and capacity improvements into the product. This allows us
to deliver the best price/performance value proposition to our
customers.”
SolidFire came out of stealth mode at last year’s Structure conference.
A few months later, the company launched its Early Access Program for
cloud service providers. To date, the SolidFire technology has been
granted numerous patents around core innovations, with others pending.
About SolidFire
SolidFire delivers high-performance data storage systems for cloud
service providers. Leveraging an all-flash scale-out storage
architecture with patented volume-level quality-of-service (QoS)
controls, providers can now guarantee storage performance to thousands
of applications within shared infrastructures. By using real-time data
reduction techniques and system-wide automation, SolidFire is fueling
new and profitable block-storage services that are advancing the way the
world uses the cloud.
Learn more: www.solidfire.com
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