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IBM Systems and Technology
Data Sheet
IBM System Storage
IBM System Storage
DCS3700
Maximize performance, scalability and storage
density at an affordable price
Highlights
Gain fast, highly available, dense storage
capabilities at an affordable price
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Deliver simplified data protection
management and automated recovery
with Dynamic Disk Pooling (DDP)
Improve backup and restore capabilities
with enhanced IBM® FlashCopy®
technology
Achieve solid uptime, massive scalability
and green efficiencies
Help optimize the flow of large, file-based
data while retaining ease-of-data access
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Leverage multi-level data protection
using a mix of replication features
Ensure data integrity with support for
the T10 Protection Information (T10-PI)
standard
The era of big data is here, driven by the need for more data and faster
data access. Low-latency performance in applications such as real-time
business analytics, life sciences research, rich-media entertainment,
weather forecasting, social media feeds and stock market transactions
require high-performance storage architectures. In addition, today’s organizations need ways to improve operational efficiency while maintaining
the same data center footprint, quality of service and high availability.
The IBM System Storage® DCS3700 storage system is ready to meet
the challenge. Designed for applications with high-performance streaming data requirements, DCS3700 offers optimal space utilization,
low power consumption and high performance. By combining proven
IBM storage controllers with up to 60 drives in just 4U of rack space,
DCS3700 can reduce operational costs for capacity-intensive applications.
DCS3700 provides a simple, efficient and flexible approach to
storage that is based on seven generations of design knowledge and
firmware development. DCS3700 can act as a cost-effective, fully
integrated complement to IBM System x®, IBM BladeCenter® and
IBM Power Systems™ servers for a wide variety of intensive computing
environments.
