Electronics Weekly
The two companies will deliver a data storage platform engineered from the ground up to tackle the needs of hyperscale environments, allowing for rapid scale while lowering power consumption and reducing the overall physical footprint of hyperscale data centers.
Benefits include:
- Increased Performance: Ultra-fast, low-latency performance for handling massive, data-intensive workloads, while enabling greater reliability to keep pace with rapidly growing customer demands.
- Improved Cost Efficiency: Optimized storage costs and lower overall total cost of ownership (TCO) by reducing the need for extensive physical resources, while offering better scalability.
- Lower Power and Waste: Reduced energy consumption significantly compared to traditional HDDs, lowering operational costs, leading to a smaller overall physical footprint, cutting hardware waste and supporting more sustainable data center operations.
“Pure has a decade of experience in delivering systems that manage flash for enterprise businesses,” says Pure GM Bill Cerreta.
“All-flash technology is the future of storage and we are driving the innovation needed to address the complexities of today’s hyperscale environments,” says Kioxia CMO Caesar Ichimura.
Last month, Pure invested in AI service provider Coreweave.
