Principled Technologies Publishes Results from Hands-on Testing of the Dell EMC Unity 550F All-Flash Array and the Array of a Competitor

Durham, NC, March 15, 2019 --(PR.com)-- In the midmarket space, IT teams often find themselves treading water just to stay afloat. In a new study released by Principled Technologies, engineers compared the storage performance, data reduction capabilities, and platform resiliency of a Dell EMC Unity 550F All-Flash array and the array of a competitor (“Vendor A”). This third-party evaluation can be useful for SMBs or departments that are operating storage stretched to its limits and looking for an option that will help them maximize storage capabilities.

According to the report, “The Dell EMC Unity array processed 40 percent more
input/output operations per second (IOPS), reduced 29 percent more data, and recovered from a simulated controller failure 36 percent faster than its competitor. It also carried out common management tasks faster, cutting deployment steps in half and completing bulk storage provisioning in 94 percent less time than the Vendor A array.”

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