Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has introduced the HPE MSA Gen7 Storage, the latest generation of its entry-level storage solution designed specifically for small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs). Offering significant improvements in performance, scalability, and simplicity, HPE MSA Gen7 is engineered to address the diverse and demanding needs of SMBs while remaining cost-effective.
The HPE MSA Gen7 delivers double the random read performance of its predecessor, Gen6, achieving up to 783,000 IOPS. Sustained throughput has also improved from 13.1 GB/s to 14.1 GB/s, making it one of the fastest entry-level storage arrays available.
Additionally, the system’s scalability has been expanded to support up to 7.37 PB of storage with optional expansion enclosures, enabling businesses to grow their storage capacities as their needs evolve.
The Gen7 introduces several features that simplify routine system maintenance:
These advancements make HPE MSA Gen7 ideal for SMBs that lack dedicated storage administrators, offering intuitive workflows and ease of use tailored to IT generalists.
Howard Jares, Manager of Infrastructure Services at the University of Houston, said the institution’s experience with HPE MSA Storage has been “tremendous.” He stated that the MSA Gen7 features improve availability, reducing recovery times from days to hours. He is excited about implementing Smart Assist to improve system health management and streamline operations.
The HPE MSA Gen7 balances affordability with performance and reliability, offering SMBs:
HPE introduces three new base array offerings, catering to diverse business needs:
The HPE MSA Gen7 Storage redefines entry-level storage for SMBs, delivering superior performance, scalability, and simplicity. Advanced features like Smart Assist, real-time health monitoring, and online firmware updates eliminate many of the complexities associated with storage management.
Availability
The new performance-optimized HPE MSA Gen7 Storage is available to order now. Visit HPE.com/storage/MSA for more details.
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