Hybrid Clouds and Data Optimization: New Joint Solutions from HPE, Dell, and NetApp
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Modern businesses no longer choose between «the cloud» and «hardware». Hybrid architectures have firmly established themselves as the trend of the year, combining the flexibility of cloud solutions with the security of on-premises servers. Industry leaders — HPE, Dell, and NetApp — have unveiled updated hardware and software lines focused on maximum energy efficiency and data processing speed.
NetApp storage systems, combined with powerful Dell servers and flexible As-a-Service solutions from HPE GreenLake, allow companies to scale their resources in a single click.
Key benefits of the vendors’ updated portfolio:
Cost reduction — pay only for the storage capacity actually used.
Disaster tolerance — automatic replication of critical databases to the cloud.
Intelligent management — AI assistants independently predict hardware wear and optimize workload distribution.
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