As flash technology advances, high-capacity SSDs are becoming an affordable alternative to HDDs within the enterprise data center.
For data center applications, hyper-converged systems can offer streamlined management, configuration and deployment for high-volume workflows.
When making decisions about SSD vs. HDD, it helps to consider the total cost of ownership (TCO) advantages of SSDs in the data center.
When managing high-value data, SSDs deliver blisteringly fast performance. But choosing the right one requires careful consideration.
SSDs can have a cost advantage in the data center, especially when considered in light of Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).
As organizations look to do more with less, many enterprises are looking to increase their SSD storage capacity without sacrificing space.
IT professionals looking for a way to improve server performance can find big gains in Samsung's line of enterprise solid state drives (SSDs).