Pure Storage Unveils FlashBlade//E: Low-Cost, High-Performance Storage Solution

Pure Storage has recently unveiled its newest storage solution, the FlashBlade//E. This groundbreaking storage system is designed to provide reliable speed and scalability at an affordable price while also reducing the cost and complexity of data storage. More importantly, FlashBlade//E is designed to consume up to 5x less power than disk-based systems, making it a great choice for organizations looking to reduce their energy consumption while still achieving their sustainability goals.

Brian Bartell, practice manager for primary storage at World Wide Technology, Inc., said “We are enthusiastic to be able to meet this requirement with FlashBlade//E, delivering the efficiency and energy savings Pure is renowned for at an acquisition price lower than disk-based alternatives.” The low acquisition price of this storage system makes it an ideal choice for organizations looking to save money on storage solutions. Amy Fowler, VP and GM of FlashBlade at Pure, added “We are fulfilling our founder’s ambition of the all-flash data center with FlashBlade//E by presenting customers the advantages Pure presents at a TCO lower than disk.”

FlashBlade//E is available at a cost of under $0.20 per GB including three years’ service. This makes it an attractive alternative to disk-based systems, as it provides organizations with reliable performance and scalability while also reducing their energy consumption. The product is easily scalable, allowing organizations to scale up or down as needed. Additionally, organizations can also monitor their performance in real-time via analytics provided by the system.

In summary, FlashBlade//E is an ideal solution for organizations looking to save money and energy on their storage solutions. With its low acquisition cost and low TCO, organizations can get the most out of their investment in the FlashBlade//E solution. It offers reliable speed and scalability at an affordable price, while consuming up to 5x less power than its disk-based counterparts. The system is easy to install and maintain, and can be scaled up or down quickly and easily as needed. Organizations can also monitor their performance in real-time via analytics provided by the system. With all these features, FlashBlade//E is sure to become a popular choice for many organizations looking to reduce costs and complexity of data storage while still enjoying reliable performance and scalability.

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