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ETERNUS DX90 S2

The flexible Data Safe

ETERNUS DX90 S2 with Intel® Xeon® processor is a reliable and flexible disk storage system for medium-sized IT environments. It provides an outstanding price/performance ratio and is easy to manage. In order to cope with enormous data growth yet maintain flexibility, it offers remarkable scalability with storage capacity of up to 360 TB, thus offering enough headroom for future growth. The flexible support of different network connectivity and disk types (SAS, Nearline SAS and SSD) provides a choice between cost and performance optimization. The ETERNUS DX90 offers Thin Provisioning as a standard feature enabling a more cost-efficient use of storage capacity right from the start. Data-in-place upgrades lead seamlessly to the next higher ETERNUS DX system, thus ensuring flexibility and investment protection. The enclosed ETERNUS SF Express software reduces administration work and provides data safety functionality. The excellent ETERNUS DX90 data center functionality is based on storage-based replication which protects valuable data assets against site outages.

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ETERNUS DX90

FeaturesBenefits
The flexible Data Safe for dynamic infrastructures
  • Enterprise proven capabilities to protect all data assets
  • Redundant components and RAID protection provide highest reliability 
  • Built-in data protection ensures business continuity
Comprehensive ETERNUS DX S2 disk storage platforms
  • Superior scalability captures intensive data growth and highest performance demands
  • Free choice of modular disk storage and state of the art connectivity across the entire model range 
  • Investment protection with upgrade options during the whole lifecycle
Innovative ETERNUS SF storage management
  • Unified storage management across the entire ETERNUS DX range 
  • Single point administration, easy data protection and efficient operation 
  • Powerful disk storage united with minimal administration efforts in virtualized environments
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