This IDC study takes a business look at the secondary economic benefits of flash deployment at scale, focusing on the total cost of ownership impacts that this drives.
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Accelerate your IT Transformation with VMAX All Flash, architected for mission-critical and designed with the latest all-flash technology. What are the top ten reasons Dell EMC customers deploy VMAX All Flash? Keep reading!
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Accelerate your journey to IT Transformation with VMAX 250F, architected for the enterprise and designed for midmarket budgets. Learn the top ten reasons Dell EMC customers deploy VMAX 250F.
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More and more, critical workloads require flash arrays for reliability and performance at scale. See how Dell EMC’s VMAX All Flash array, powered by Intel® Xeon® processors, delivers low latency, unparalleled availability, massive bandwidth and super-fast IOPS to help you meet mission-critical needs.
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Take a look at how your storage peers solved their VDI challenges: complexity, end-user experience, and cost. Learn how Dell EMC XtremIO and Unity, powered by Intel® Xeon® processors, can solve your VDI storage challenges, too.
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Learn why choosing a dynamic storage foundation for OpenStack® is important. The current plight of the storage professional and the push towards robust cloud environments and software-defined datacenters invites a new type of storage—software-defined storage, the kind delivered by Red Hat.
This 451 Research report explains the forces driving enterprise storage, today's user pain points, the disruption on traditional storage by these factors, and how a more modern storage approach is required by cloud and the OpenStack Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) framework.