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Sphere 3D Introduces New Datrium Ready Nodes for the Open Software Defined Data Center
Aug. 28, 2017 08:57AM PST
Data InvestingSphere 3D (NASDAQ:ANY) has announced the availability of its new HVE Datrium Ready Compute Notes utilizing V5 processors that provide advanced Flash and NVMe service side-cache drive architecture. As quoted in the press release: As previously announced on May 2, 2017, HVE servers obtained “Datrium ready” nodes classification. The addition of this new line of Intel V5 …
Sphere 3D (NASDAQ:ANY) has announced the availability of its new HVE Datrium Ready Compute Notes utilizing V5 processors that provide advanced Flash and NVMe service side-cache drive architecture.
As quoted in the press release:
As previously announced on May 2, 2017, HVE servers obtained “Datrium ready” nodes classification. The addition of this new line of Intel V5 enabled servers continues to utilize the proven Flash and NVMe technologies that support Datrium Open Converged server side requirements.
Sphere 3D and Datrium have created a series of HVE bundles to accelerate data center transformation by incorporating proven solution designs to meet both performance and capacity demands, and scale as needed.
Sphere 3D’s new HVE “Datrium ready” nodes are designed to disaggregate compute from storage and provide greater flexibility when scaling to meet an organization’s individualized needs. In addition, new Intel V5 CPU’s nodes support both flash and Non-Volatile Memory express (NVMe) technology for performance to handle a wide range of compute intense workloads and opens up networking support to 100GB Ethernet and advanced PCI bus capabilities that is integral to open up the capabilities of NVMe storage advancements within Datrium Open Converge solutions.