Boston, MA 04/24/2014 (wallstreetpr) – Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE:HPQ) introduced an enterprise class array of storage disk that seeks to provide its customers lesser ownership cost involved with usual storage space in mission critical settings.
Demand
Bigger enterprises, which deploy mission critical applications to run their businesses, typically expect data and applications to remain available at any given frame of time. In such scenarios, for smooth business functioning, it is important that the storage solutions at the disposal of these enterprises are capable of maintaining huge volumes of data and are also additionally equipped with data protection and recovery means at all times. To ensure improved enterprise efficacy, storage systems installed at such mission critical settings must also be capable of providing enhanced storage consolidation and ensure delivery of very high performance levels. Another important aspect is that the storage systems must also offer low ownership costs without affecting either availability or protection of data.
Features
Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE:HPQ)’s new storage system, the XP7 Storage, provides an almost 100% uptime, accurate up to 99.9999%. This means that it allows application downtime of less than even 31.5 seconds per year. It supports an all time live data recovery security along with enhanced system density with flash driven, ultra high performance. HP’s system is offers 3 million input/ output per second with response times in the submillisecond range. This makes its new system the highest performing and multi- featured enterprise class disk series. It delivers performance measures better than thrice that of the company’s earlier XP Storage generations.
The storage consolidates internal storage of as much as up to 4.5 PB onto a single array. The consolidation of multiple EMC arrays of disk onto a single system shrinks space requirements by as much as 130 square feet. This, in turn, reduces storage related expenses by almost $100,000 every year.
Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE:HPQ) expects to launch the HP XP7 Storage in the market by the end of next month. It will be priced at $462,000.
