New Dell PowerStore OS 2.0 Really is Future Ready

Dell just announced PowerStore OS version 2.0. It will be available for download on 6/10/2021. If you are new to PowerStore, check out this intro post here. As you can see, the platform launched a year ago was a little lean from a feature set perspective. Dell is rapidly filling out those capabilities and is [...]Read More »

Dell’s PowerStore reaches down market with new entry level PS500T

Dell is expanding the reach of the PowerStore mid-range storage platform further down-market with the introduction of the entry-level PowerStore 500T. This smaller system is aimed at competing with the lower-end storage requirements found in SMB or ROBO deployments. The system is supposed to come in around $30k for a base config with minimal storage. With [...]Read More »

New PowerStore in our Lab!

As I mentioned here, we were beta testers for the Dell PowerStore all-flash storage array. We tested everything from initial imaging of the array as either a Model T or Model X all the way to importing external storage arrays. We really enjoyed having the opportunity to get our hands on the gear early and appreciated […]

Dell PowerStore Released!

Dell officially announced, released, and launched its new midrange storage product on May 5th, 2020. You may have heard rumors about this platform under its code name midrange.next. The product is released as PowerStore, so let’s take a minute and talk details! I was happy to participate in […]

Dell PowerStore Part 2!

06 May 2020
by: Rick Gouin
in: Dell Technologies,Midrange Storage,PowerStore
Tags: Dell, PowerStore, Storage
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In the last segment, we went over PowerStore hardware. This time, we are going to dig into some more of the features, functionality, and capabilities of this newest midrange all flash storage array from Dell. The Basics: RAID PowerStore supports RAID 5, and you can choose from one of two different stripe widths. 4+1 or 8+1. […]

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