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New storage solutions ready for big data
You need to efficiently process, analyse and store the massive – and growing - amounts of data you’re collecting. In the face of this data growth, inefficient storage solutions can lead to significant application performance problems. And those problems can result in reduced productivity, customer satisfaction issues and ultimately revenue loss. You need the technology and solutions not just to manage this growth, but to capitalise on the growing volume, variety and velocity of information known as "big data."
Put your data to work faster with IBM XIV
IBM XIV offers over 60% lower TCO and is now faster and easier with IBM XIV Gen3:
- Increase performance by up to 4X to boost business intelligence processing as well as speeding up backup and archiving processes
- Increase performance by up to 3X in OLTP, databases, and email applications
- Improve storage administrator productivity with even easier multiple system management
Increase data protection while saving money with new tape offerings
- Reduce library footprint and TCO with integrated library management functionality in the new IBM System Storage Tape Controller for System z with TS1140 4TB drives
- Reduce video tape cartridge costs by up to 98% with extended library support for Linear Tape File System (LTFS)
- Continually monitor and validate physical tape library environments with little to no performance impact with the Crossroads ReadVerify Appliance
Learn what makes XIV great
Learn what makes XIV great and discover the series' newest, ultra high-performing model - IBM XIV Gen3
IBM XIV Denbury case study (132KB)
Denbury Resources, an independent oil and gas company with hundreds of wells in oil fields across the United States, is now able to60 percent more data and complete its vital business processes on time after XIV Storage System and IBM Power 7 servers.
Comparing Cost Structures for IBM XIV and EMC VMax Systems (706KB)
ITG conducted a cost/benefit analysis comparing the IBM XIV system to the EMC VMAX and shows positive results when XIV is leveraged. Read the compelling TCO value proposition of the XIV storage system, delineating the many winning characteristics that contribute to reduced costs.
IBM XIV Storage: Winning architecture drives consistent high performance (1.29MB)
The IBM XIV Storage System is designed for consistent high performance without the need for manual tuning. This paper explores the performance issues typical of high-end systems. It describes how this system brings consistent, predictable high service levels in the most demanding of environments.
The IBM XIV Storage System series is proven, high-end disk storage, designed for growth with ease of use that eliminates the complexity of managing enterprise storage.
Learn more about an easier, better way to approach storage with XIV. Proven to reduce costs and risks whilst managing complexity as companies grow with their data. Gen3 is designed for the high performance needs of your most demanding applications.
Australia & New Zealand Success Stories
Tennis Australia scored big by implementing the IBM XIV Storage System, which dramatically reduced downtime, cut costs, and simplified storage management
Bunnings installed an IBM XIV storage system, designed to deliver the highest levels of reliability, performance, scalability and functionality at a low overall cost.
Deakin University selected the next-generation IBM XIV Storage System – the world’s first single architecture grid based storage system – deployed by Southern Cross Computer Systems.
Department of Innovation, Industry, Science & Research (DIISR) (793KB)
DIISR implemented a partial-rack IBM XIV Storage System with 42 TB of storage at its primary data centre.
James Cook University became the first university in Australia to select IBM XIV for its storage requirements. Installing two IBM XIV storage systems, for its primary and secondary storage.
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