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Avere delivers the FXT NAS appliances
PITTSBURGH – October 5, 2009 – Avere Systems, an emerging company focused on delivering Demand-Driven StorageTM solutions, today unveiled its FXT Series of NAS appliances that dynamically move data between Solid State and HDD tiers, yielding higher performance and lower costs while avoiding over-provisioning of storage capacity, inefficient use of limited data center space and wasted power consumption.
The FXT Series is ideal for organizations looking to improve the current performance of their storage networks while significantly driving down the cost of their existing architectures.
With the introduction of the FXT Series, business demand for rapid data access is met by storing active client data on a cluster of high-performance FXT appliances. The FXT moves inactive data to a legacy NAS file server that is optimized for capacity and data retention. Â System performance scales linearly by adding additional appliances to the FXT cluster and capacity scales by adding disk storage to the NAS file server or mass storage system. Â Decoupling storage network performance from the disk capacity available enables Avere to deliver enterprise-class application performance while slashing CAPEX acquisition costs by 60% and ongoing OPEX expenditures by a 5:1 ratio on average.
Anything we can do to reduce the cost of storage, whether it’s in terms of improving storage utilization, cutting the power requirements or being more efficient with the storage we have has to be a good thing, I’m off to check out more.
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