The 4900's modular architecture allows customers to start small and seamlessly grow capacity up to 112 FC or SATA drives, including self-encrypting drives (SEDs). The pay-as-you-grow scalability combined with the ability to intermix up to sixteen FC, SATA or SEDs in a single drive enclosure keeps initial costs low and enables tiered storage for optimized performance and reliability, reduced rack space, and lower power and cooling costs.
Engineered to ensure continuous access to data, the 4900 includes redundant components, automated path failover and extensive online administration and maintenance capabilities. Advanced data protection also is provided with support for SEDs utilizing LSI SafeStore(TM) Encryption Services. LSI SafeStore Encryption Services help to secure a drive's data from unauthorized access or modification resulting from theft, loss or repurposing with minimal cost and complexity.
The LSI Engenio 4900 is immediately available to OEM customers. Additional information is available in an online press kit at www.lsi.com/presskit.
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