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NetApp has launched new AFF all-flash storage arrays with a focus on artificial intelligence workloads and energy efficiency in data centers. The refresh includes updates to the AFF A70, A1K, and A90 models, offering improved performance and capacity configurations with QLC drives. The company aims to cater to a wide range of customers beyond AI workloads, including VMware deployments and databases.
Grant Caley, NetApp's director for solutions engineering, highlighted the unified storage capabilities of the new hardware, emphasizing its versatility for various data types, workloads, and protocols. The AFF arrays boast significant performance enhancements, lower costs per IOPS and throughput, and advanced data management features. NetApp positions itself as an 'intelligent data infrastructure company' with a strong focus on sustainability and efficient data management practices.
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