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17.04.2014

Fujitsu has announced a new high-density storage system designed to help companies of all sizes, from small to large data center owners, optimize their ICT systems. The Fujitsu Eternus JX60 storage system is an optimal addition to server systems such as Fujitsu Primergy, Fujitsu told CNews.

For customers with limited funds or no experience in data center administration or management managing large amounts of data, the Eternus JX60 offers a low investment and ease of operation. The system is distinguished by the possibility of flexible support for disks of various capacities - 2, 3 and 4 TB. In addition, the new storage system includes basic data protection and recovery tools, and the system is managed using standard Fujitsu ServerView software.

According to Fujitsu, the Eternus JX60 as a whole represents a new generation of storage systems based on affordable 3,5-inch Nearline SAS hard drives. As planned by the company, the systems will help companies solve the problem of constantly increasing data volume. The novelties are characterized by high capacity and minimal space requirements. So, the system can include up to four disk shelves connected directly to the server, which provides a storage capacity of up to 960 TB. At the same time, the system allows you to increase the storage capacity and is the best solution for environments based on a single server or clustered configurations based on two servers.

In particular, the Eternus JX60 can be used to extend the capabilities of Fujitsu's Cluster-in-a-box solution, a highly resilient turnkey cluster solution for midsize companies. As a result, companies receive a pre-configured and installed solution that can be used as a central storage resource, including as a network storage system running Windows Server.

New storage systems Fujitsu Eternus JX60 are already available for order. They can be purchased directly from Fujitsu or from partners.

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