Sun Storage 7410 Configurations Based on Six-core AMD Opterons

New configurations for the Sun Storage 7410 offer six-core AMD Opteron processors for up to 256GB RAM per node. The Assemble-to-order (ATO) option provides a choice of three base configurations consisting of a fixed number of processors and RAM.

MAIN FEATURES

Sun Storage 7410 Unified Storage System

Single controller and Cluster controller (2-node) options
Up to four six-core CPU, and up 256GB per node (512GB for cluster)
Up to 600GB of Read Flash Accelerator (Readzilla) per node
up to 288 TB raw capacity (576TB when 2TB drive available)
4x10/100/1000 Ethernet per node
Redundant, Hot-Swap Power Supply
2 RU (Single), 4 RU (Cluster)

Fixed Configurations

The three fixed configurations (for single and cluster) consist of:

Two six-core processors with 64GB RAM
Four six-core processors with 128GB RAM
Four six-core processors with 256GB RAM

Storage Array for Sun Storage 7410 System

Options with 1, 2, and 4x 18GB Write Flash Accelerators (Logzilla)
24-drive 4U Storage Array
Up to 12 expansion arrays, for up to 288 TB raw capacity (576TB when 2TB drive available)

The Sun Upgrade Advantage Program does have a trade-in offer for customers interested in upgrading to the Sun Storage 7000 Unified Storage Systems.

With this announcement, Sun plans an end of life for the existing configurations using the four-core AMD processors. The last order date is December 4, 2009, with a last ship date of March 5, 2010.

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