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Hitachi Vantara unveils Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform One, a hybrid cloud data platform for streamlined data management in public and on-premises environments.
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The solution tackles generative AI and data expansion with a unified architecture and AI-driven stack, eliminating data silos for critical tasks.
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Hitachi Vantara simplifies data management and partners with T-Systems North America to optimize cloud journeys, launching in early 2024.
Hitachi Vantara, a subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd., unveiled its latest innovation, Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform One, a hybrid cloud data platform designed to address the complex challenges of modern IT infrastructure. This single data platform streamlines the management of various data types, including block, file, object, and mainframe data, enabling flexible consumption across public cloud and on-premises environments.
In response to the evolving landscape of generative AI, cloud technology, and the explosive growth of enterprise data, this strategic move comes at a crucial time. Many organizations are struggling with overburdened data infrastructure and hybrid cloud setups, as reported by a recent study. It's easier to manage mission-critical workloads at scale with Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform One because it has a single architecture that handles block, file, object, cloud, mainframe, and software-defined storage workloads. All of these are managed by a single AI-enabled software stack.
This revolutionary approach eliminates data silos and empowers businesses with a reliable and flexible data foundation that allows them to access the data they need, when and where they need it.
Dan McConnell, senior vice president, product management for storage and data infrastructure, Hitachi Vantara, reportedly remarked,
Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform One marks a significant milestone with our infrastructure strategy. With a consistent data platform, we will provide businesses with the reliability and flexibility to manage their data across various storage environments without compromise. The design, development, and construction of Virtual Storage Platform One, with a focus on reliability, security, and sustainability, further enhances the impact for our customers.
[Source – CISION PR Newswire]
Their partnership with T-Systems North America has played a pivotal role in assisting organizations in optimizing their cloud journeys. Mauro Guzelotto, VP of Cloud Services at T-Systems North America, describes Hitachi Vantara's Virtual Storage Platform One as the ‘next evolution of sustainable infrastructure.’
This new solution offers organizations efficient management of workloads and data resources, including cloud self-service, intelligent workload management, and integrated copy data management. By consolidating their entire storage portfolio into a cohesive platform, Hitachi Vantara provides a transformative solution that simplifies data management and enhances data accessibility for organizations grappling with data complexities.
Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform One is set to roll out its capabilities in early 2024, with additional offerings throughout the year. This marks a significant step towards achieving data clarity and agility in an ever-evolving digital landscape.