Hitachi Vantara, a subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd., has launched a new block storage device as part of its Virtual Storage Platform One data platform for hybrid cloud. The device is designed to simplify data management for companies by handling both structured and unstructured data, reducing complexity and improving data protection. Additionally, the product is designed to reduce carbon emissions, showcasing Hitachi Vantara’s commitment to sustainability.
The Virtual Storage Platform One architecture consists of three models equipped with advanced technologies that enhance energy efficiency, reduce resource consumption, and minimize environmental impact. Key features include optimizing rack space, reducing operating and cooling costs, and simplifying management through the cloud-based Clear Sight Ops Center. With built-in anti-ransomware capabilities and improved data protection through dynamic backup copies, this platform sets a new standard in the storage industry.
The integration of this block storage platform into the Virtual Storage Platform One architecture represents a significant advancement for midsize businesses, according to Ashish Nadkarni, group vice president and general manager at IDC. Hitachi’s commitment to scalable, reliable, and efficient solutions for managing structured and unstructured data in hybrid cloud environments is evident in this new product.
Furthermore, the platform supports a hybrid cloud paradigm, allowing enterprises to run modern cloud-native applications alongside traditional block workloads. This integration bridges the gap between on-premise infrastructure and the cloud, providing companies with a seamless and efficient data storage solution.
Hitachi Vantara continues to demonstrate its broader commitment to innovation and sustainability in the technology sector through this new product launch. By offering reliable and sustainable solutions for complex enterprise data infrastructures
