It’s likely that you’ve already heard that Dell have stunned the tech world with their latest future-focused, no-nonsense, and very formidable innovations. Indeed, so dynamic is their approach that they’ve almost re-written the rule book on servers. Today, we take a deep dive into Dell EMC server storage solutions to show what they aim to achieve, and why so many people think it matters.
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All New High-Performance Server Solutions
No organisational environment has been left out of the Dell EMC revolution. The catalogue of Dell EMC PowerEdge servers includes towers, racks, modules, and high-performance computing. As such, there is a form factor to every requirement, offering the potential for any business to incorporate a Dell EMC PowerEdge solution. This is excellent news for businesses of all shapes and sizes and opens the door to a greater uptake of solutions traditionally available only to industry giants.Cloud Solutions
Flexibility has always been at the heart of the Dell model. It is with pliability that organisations can achieve both agility and efficiency, and thus ultimately resilience. Dell offers cloud storage solutions that use specified servers, greatly enhancing reliability, security, and, perhaps most importantly, autonomy. This is because with a specified server, companies can build and manage either private or hybrid infrastructures depending upon needs. An additional bonus is the injection of usability into the process, further increasing opportunities for organisational durability.Storage Options
To compliment the flexible and extensive server catalogue is an equally dynamic line-up of storage options. These address a range of requirements, including performance and budget. Among the high-end solutions is the space-optimising all-flash PowerStore, which combines future-proof architecture, data reduction capabilities, and optimised AI support. Equally powerful is the the Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) PowerMax, with machine learning enhancement, real-time power monitoring, and environmental monitoring. Balancing these formidable systems are the smaller yet comprehensive Unity XT and PowerVault, which provide dynamic solutions for SMEs.Combined Storage & Analytics
For organisations that need to optimise their data storage and analytics, Dell has a range of options. These have the goal of simplifying data centre operations by combining systems. The overall agenda is to eradicate data-piling, enhance speed and efficiency, and infuse the system with clarity. The two stand-out solutions are VxRail and PowerOne. VxRail is a hyperconverged infrastructure that promises 85 fewer steps than competitor servers, resulting in a 95% speed increase. PowerOne is a performance in autonomous infrastructure supported by VMware Validated Designs, which adopts strategies such as built-in workflows. Again, the agenda is increasing the speed of installations while optimising data.Addressing Contemporary Data Demands
In what is arguably one of the best offerings from the company to date, Dell is committed to addressing the data demands of today’s businesses. The emphasis is on building efficiency from multiple angles, resulting in a robust, future-proof framework. The variety of infrastructures reflects the diversity of needs across industries, culminating in an array of choice for companies with unique organisational and budgetary requirements.Find Out More
Dell EMC server storage promises to have something for everyone. To find out whether this includes your organisation, request your free Dell quote from Nexstor today by clicking here or contact us.
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