Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI)

Combine Storage, Computing And Networking Into A Single System In An Effort To Reduce Data Center Complexity And Increase Scalability.

The Need For Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI)

Digital transformation is key to business success, and with it comes the need to support big data, artificial intelligence, and the hybrid cloud while also meeting the fast-growing demands of traditional workloads. Current IT infrastructure weighs data centers down with sluggish arrays of hard-to-manage components, preventing them from keeping up with the quick-turnaround demands of business and the cloud.

HCI converges the entire datacenter stack, including compute, storage, networking, and virtualization. Complex and expensive legacy infrastructure is replaced by a platform running on turnkey, industry-standard servers that enable enterprises to start small and scale one node at a time. By centralizing resources and management, HCI lowers costs, reduces complexity, and alleviates staff burdens while raising performance.