A computing device that combines several pieces or components into a single, functional device. Appliances can be embedded or standalone, physical or virtual, and are frequently defined as being of a specific type: a "server appliance" or a "storage appliance," for example.
In the digital age, maximizing asset value often means using different storage tiers with different cost and access characteristics for data in different stages of its life.
Provide optimization for hybrid storage, including cache management, pooling, snapshots, and rapid RAID rebuild.
High-performance shared storage designed to accelerate complex information workflows.
Enterprise deduplication appliances with the power and performance needed for data centers, multi-site installations, and cloud environments.
Powers Quantum's hybrid storage by automatically moving the most-used data to the highest-performance tier in real time.
Durable online storage that scales more economically than primary storage with better performance than tape.
Variable-length deduplication typically reduces disk backup capacity by more than 90% and allows existing networks to be used for automated DR protection.
Massively scalable storage for long-term data preservation with best-in-class management, monitoring, and data security.
Compact, scalable deduplication appliances with enterprise performance, replication, and manageability.
