Cohesity, the leader in AI-powered data management and security, announced that Cohesity Data Cloud supports AMD EPYC™ CPU-based servers, giving customers more choices for advanced data management and security. Customers can now deploy and access the platform on all-flash and hybrid servers powered by AMD EPYC CPUs from Dell, HPE and Lenovo.
As businesses continue to generate ever-increasing volumes of data, it is critical that they manage and protect it more efficiently. Additionally, they face many challenges, from ransomware to other cyber attacks, while meeting stringent regulatory requirements and ongoing IT budget cuts forced by tough economic conditions. To overcome these obstacles, businesses must leverage the technology that best meets their needs.
"Every organization has unique needs but a common goal: to protect and gain insights from their data. And they rely on Cohesity primarily because we are committed to offering the broadest ecosystem with the most options to meet their specific needs," said John Davidson, group vice president, Americas Sales at Cohesity. “By supporting AMD EPYC-based servers, we offer customers new solutions to customize and upgrade their data centers, boosting performance and delivering power, space and cost savings so they can implement their data management and security strategy from their preferred hardware configurations.”
All-flash servers are an increasingly popular choice for applications- and workload-intensive businesses with rising energy costs and storage capacity requirements and limited physical space within the data center. Leveraging the performance, cost and power efficiency of AMD EPYC CPUs, Cohesity offers HPE AMD-based all-flash servers that meet enterprise optimization and cost-saving demands through the greater density, performance and cost savings that all-flash servers provide over traditional servers. HPE single-socket 1U servers based on AMD EPYC can reduce the number of nodes required and power costs by up to 33% compared to dual-socket 2U servers based on other CPU types. Furthermore, through the Secure Supply Chain di HPE, Cohesity's software already comes preloaded on the server, reducing deployment processes and increasing the level of security.
“Enterprises are increasingly demanding more from their data centers to meet their business needs: more performance, more energy efficiency, greater cost savings,” said Kumaran Siva, corporate vice president, Strategic Market Development at AMD. “AMD is well-positioned to help meet the needs of modern data centers while enabling technology partners, like Cohesity, to deliver core business applications such as AI-powered security and data management capabilities.”
The new features are now available on AMD-based all-flash servers from HPE and hybrid servers from Dell and Lenovo.
Find out more by accessing the content of the blog "Revamping Your Data Centers with Cohesity on HPE Next-Gen Computer, Powered by AMD”.
