Tegile IntelliFlash N Series All-NVMe Storage System

Tegile Systems, Inc. announced its N Series.

This line of unified, all-flash storage arrays is designed to accelerate enterprise applications by incorporating the latest generation of solid state media with NVMe technology into the company’s portfolio of IntelliFlash storage systems.

The NVMe market is expected to be valued at over $57 billion by 2020. This is largely driven by the increased pressure that today’s businesses face for speed and performance. NVMe is poised to help companies achieve the full performance benefits of their flash storage arrays.

According to Gartner, Inc., “I&O leaders focused on modernising infrastructure for performance-sensitive workloads should initiate NVMe-based deployments by selecting business-critical applications that can take advantage of dramatic improvements in performance – addressing IO/s, bandwidth and latency.“

“We are seeing enterprise buyers prioritise initiatives to future-proof their infrastructure with storage technology capable of accelerating both their current and next-generation applications,” said Ulrich Hansen, VP, enterprise SSD marketing, Western Digital Corp. “Powered by HGST Ultrastar NVMe SSDs, Tegile N Series system offers customers a scalable platform of high performance storage based on Western Digital’s NAND flash technology.“

The N Series line of all-flash storage arrays delivers a combination of performance and dense capacity, with a breadth of data management services. The all-NVMe, dual-controller system has 24 NVMe NAND flash SSDs in a 2U footprint capable of delivering up to 3 million IO/s with consistent 200μs latency. As a result, businesses can accelerate enterprise applications tenfold while consolidating their transaction processing, analytics, databases, virtualisation, and file services onto a single platform.

“With the introduction of NVMe to the market, the next major battle in the enterprise storage market will be fought in the realm of persistent memory storage. This is great news for enterprises, who will see a massive uptick of innovation that ultimately helps them do business better and faster,” said Rohit Kshetrapal, CEO, Tegile. “Tegile is the only company that offers NVMe-based all-flash arrays, with a full suite of data management services across both block and file interfaces. This means companies can accelerate a wide range of applications today and leapfrog their competition.“

The IntellFlash N Series will be available in 4Q17 through the company’s systems’ global channel partner network.