HPE Accessories - Server & Networking Options

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Do you need to accelerate the performance of your mixed use applications?

HPE NVMe Mainstream Performance Mixed Use (MU) Enterprise and Datacenter Standard Form Factor (EDSFF) E3.S  Solid State Drives are well suited for high I/O applications that require a balanced performance between reads and writes to deliver high performance and endurance for data intensive applications. NVMe SSDs communicate directly to applications via the PCIe bus to boost I/O bandwidth and reduce latency.

HPE NVMe Mainstream Performance MU EDSFF E3.S SSDs are advanced data center drives customized for greater performance and endurance in a cost-effective design. It is designed to utilize the high bandwidth of PCIe Gen 5 in select servers for mixed use workloads requiring outstanding IOPS per watt and cost per IOPS as an upgrade from SATA SSDs.

Do you need to accelerate the performance of your mixed use applications?

HPE NVMe Mainstream Performance Mixed Use (MU) Solid State Drives are best suited for high I/O applications that require a balanced performance between reads and writes to deliver high performance and endurance for data intensive applications. NVMe MU SSDs communicate directly to applications via the PCIe bus to boost I/O bandwidth and reduce latency.

HPE NVMe Mainstream Performance MU SSDs are advanced data center drives optimized for greater performance and endurance in a cost-effective design. Designed to utilize the high bandwidth of PCIe Gen4 in select servers for mixed use workloads requiring outstanding IOPS per watt and cost per IOPS as an upgrade from SATA SSDs.

Do you need to accelerate the performance of your read intensive applications?

HPE NVMe Mainstream Performance Read Intensive (RI) Enterprise and Datacenter Standard Form Factor (EDSFF) E3.S Solid State Drives (SSDs) are best suited for applications requiring a strong blend of high read IOPS, low latency, and high endurance at a strong price point. NVMe SSDs communicate directly to applications via the PCIe bus to boost I/O bandwidth and reduce latency.

HPE NVMe Mainstream Performance EDSFF E3.S SSD replaces the traditional 2.5 inch small form factor SSD while supporting greater density of NVMe drives. It provides high-performance data transfers at rates faster than SAS or SATA SSDs. Designed to utilize the high bandwidth of PCIe Gen5 on servers with workloads high in reads such as read caching, web servers, and boot/swap.

Do you need to accelerate the performance of your read intensive applications?

HPE NVMe Mainstream Performance Read Intensive (RI) Solid State Drives are best suited for applications requiring a strong blend of high read IOPS, low latency and high endurance at a strong price point. NVMe SSDs communicate directly to applications via the PCIe bus to boost I/O bandwidth and reduce latency.

HPE NVMe Mainstream Performance RI SSDs are advanced data center drives optimized for greater performance and endurance in a cost-effective design. Utilizing high bandwidths for workloads such as read caching, social media and bulk storage that require outstanding IOPS per watt and cost per IOPS as an upgrade path from SATA SSDs.

Do you need to accelerate the performance of your read intensive applications?

HPE NVMe Mainstream Performance Very Read Optimized (VRO) Enterprise and Datacenter Standard Form Factor (EDSFF) E3.S Solid State Drives (SSDs) are best suited for applications requiring a massive amount of data to be stored and assessed at a strong price point. NVMe SSDs communicate directly to applications via the PCIe bus to boost I/O bandwidth and reduce latency. The HPE NVMe EDSFF E3.S SSD replaces the traditional 2.5-inch small form factor SSD while supporting greater density of NVMe drives. It provides high-performance data transfers at rates faster than SAS or SATA SSDs. The HPE NVMe Mainstream Performance Very Read Optimized EDSFF E3.S SSDs were designed to utilize the high bandwidth of PCIe Gen5 on Hewlett Packard Enterprise servers and storage with workloads high in reads such as AI, content-delivery networks, and data analytics.

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