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Super Micro releases Petabyte Scale All-Flash 1U JBOFs and Servers

by on20 September 2017
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With 32 hot-swap NVMe SSDs

Super Micro has announced the availability of a new all-flash NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) 1U JBOF (Just a Bunch Of Flash) and 1U SuperServer with support for 32 hot-swap NVMe SSDs.

With 32 hot-swap NVMe drives under the bonnet of a 1U system, Supermicro's new NVMe solution will provide all-NVMe capacity at petabyte scale in 1U of rack space as the company will support 32TB NVMe drives in the near future.

The new 1U all-NVMe Storage Servers and JBOF disaggregate storage into shared pools that are rapidly becoming the preferred hardware infrastructure for demanding Big Data analytics applications such as autonomous driving and real-time financial fraud detection.

Up to 12 hosts can be directly connected to the 1U pooled NVMe storage. Alternatively, for customers who want to deploy an NVMe over Fabric (NVMeoF) solution, hundreds of hosts can be connected to the pooled high-performance NVMe storage over Ethernet, Infiniband or Omnipath (OPA). Supermicro 1U all-NVMe Storage Servers and JBOF solutions help maximize high-performance storage resource use and reduce the datacenter footprint resulting in lower TCO.

Super Micro CEO Charles Liang said that Supermicro 3.0 will help enterprise customers benefit from the industry's broadest selection of first-to-market server and storage systems with global reach, premium quality, RAS security, rack scale management and global services.

“Our new all-flash 32 hot-swap drives in a high-density 1U system design is the latest example of how Supermicro continues to lead the way for NVMe technology", he said

He claimed that with more than triple the all-flash storage density of previous 1U solutions, this Supermicro system will take us to Petabyte scale in a single 1U system in the near future.

“ This new JBOF supports flexible configurations with up to twelve hosts or head nodes and extremely high data transfer throughput up to 64GB per second", Liang said

Supermicro's new all-flash 32 drive NVMe 1U system supports not only standard U.2 SSDs, but also Intel "ruler" form factor SSDs to offer customers greater storage flexibility. This 1U system will support a half petabyte of NVMe storage capacity this year and a full petabyte early next year. The system comes standard with redundant hot-swap cooling fans and power supplies along with tool-less drive trays for increased serviceability and redundancy.

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