Inspur advances in both the storage industry and breakthrough capabilities The results are important in helping enterprises select storage, which is a critical element in enabling cloud and on-premises servers to manage constantly growing volumes of data without interruption or loss. Respected global storage vendors including Dell, Fujitsu, HPE, Hitachi, Huawei, IBM, and Inspur participate in SPC-1 tests. In addition to evaluating standard metrics such as repetitive tasks and durability, SPC-1 includes quantitative evaluations of a storage system’s ability to handle complex requests and large-scale data. The Storage Performance Council’s SPC-1 Benchmark is one of the most influential international performance evaluation tests in the storage industry. Leading the industry in a respected benchmark Designed to support mission critical applications in the cloud computing era, it enables intelligent cloud tiering and intelligent data reduction of 5:1 – reducing storage costs for customers – while allowing public, hybrid, and private clouds to interact. The HF18000G5 combines incredible I/O speeds with enterprise reliability and resiliency, using all-flash NVMe to achieve 99.99999% (“six nines”) uptime for true 24/7 business continuity. Delivering unparalleled performance for servers, Inspur’s HF18000G5 solid state array took first place with over 23 million Input/Output Operations Per Second (IOPS) – nearly 10% higher than the second-place player, and more than twice the performance of third- and fourth-ranked storage solutions.

SAN JOSE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– #DistributedStorage–Inspur, a leading IT infrastructure solution provider, announced today that it has won the Storage Performance Council’s (SPC) highest ranking with its premium flash storage system, HF18000G5.

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