Qumulo and HPE Partner to Deliver File Data Solution and All-NVMe Flash Platform

Qumulo, Inc. with Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP (HPE) announced a file data solution.

This All-NVMe flash solution is based on ProLiant DL325 Gen10 Plus servers and powered by the Qumulo file data platform, which is optimized for high-throughput, low-latency use cases involving unstructured file data. The All-NVMe design allows enterprises to run data-intensive applications without speed or capacity limitations, enabling them to innovate faster than ever before.

HPE soiutions for Qumulo

With this announcement, HPE expands its Qumulo-powered portfolio of hybrid storage solutions for scale-out environments. These enterprise solutions are calable. They can be deployed in minutes, and they scale as data grows. New nodes added to the cluster are automatically factored in, making the scale-out experience. For example, with this solution, Capsilon (now part of Ellie Mae) is able to process a high volume of files – 30 billion and growing – related to mortgage loan applications much more efficiently than before.

All-NVMe flash solution takes Qumulo and HPE’s in unstructured data to next level.

Performance: Designed to exceed 17GB/s multi-stream reads performance, and with ML-based predictive caching, users can analyze more than 1PB of data per day and extract actionable insights in real-time and at scale.
Security: HPE iLO5 Silicon Root of Trust and Qumulo software-based 256-bit AES encryption protect systems and data from threats and malicious activities. No separate licenses or anything to manage, and is switched on by default.
Intelligence: The solution integrates the advanced AI for infrastructure, powered by HPE InfoSight. It learns from millions of sensors from over 100,000 systems across the globe to drive global intelligence and insights for your infrastructure. The solution further packs real-time visibility and monitoring of your data. Qumulo’s file data platform includes real-time analytics to provide insights into the data and the performance of the system.

“HPE and Qumulo provide our researchers the ability to rapidly develop their breakthroughs in a highly scalable, collaborative, secure environment,” said Vince Calhoun, distinguished university professor, psychology, and director, Center for Translational Research in Neuroimaging and Data Science (TReNDS), a tri-institutional effort supported by Georgia State University, Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, focused on making better use of complex brain imaging data. “Real-time visibility into our data, along with painless agile upgrades, ensures the consistent high performance required by our researchers. We are excited about the introduction of the new solution and look forward to leveraging this partnership’s innovations to our research advantage.”

The solution is offered as-a-service with HPE GreenLake providing the flexibility to adjust your capacity to the changing needs in an as-a-Service model. You pay only for the capacity you use above a reserve, and can scale as you need more. GreenLake brings the cloud experience to you, simplifying operations and giving you financial flexibility so you can free-up capital for innovation.

The HPE ProLiant DL325 Gen10 Plus with All-NVMe powered by the Qumulo file data platform software, starting at $17,270.51, is available to order and will be shipping in December 2020.

Resources:
Qumulo File Data Platform Software Architecture Whitepaper
What’s New in the Qumulo File Data Platform
HPE solutions for Qumulo – web page
HPE solutions for Qumulo – solution brief
File and object storage
Blog: Accelerate innovation in unstructured data environments with All-NVMe and Qumulo file data platform

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