NetApp NTAP recently rolled out AFF C190 cloud capable all-flash storage solution. The new entry-level storage solution is reportedly priced at under $20,000, making it affordable for the smaller organizations to digital adopt the cloud-based IT infrastructure. However, one of the latest offerings is only available for purchase through the companies channel partners. The new NetApp AFF C190 flash storage solution is all set to provide the enterprise users with the flexibility to the enterprises in running different business applications for complicated workload, virtual machines and file systems that will make the storage solution a complete one.
The customers can use the solutions to seamlessly manage both files, and block data along with consolidated workloads that are all set to accelerate the operation process for a business. With constant effort to empower the customers with different data security option and reduce the data loss, AFF C190 provides robust data protection capabilities that include data encryption. The new offering by the NetApp supposedly for the smaller enterprise segment offers them with complete solutions in an organized manner across the hybrid multi-cloud platform. AFF C160 enables enterprises to leverage the capabilities of NetApp ONTAP data management software. Companies can use the NetApp storage solutions with Enterprise-class data services to accelerate connectivity to the cloud and make the storage secured and efficient.
The company is all set to improve the robust features of the enterprises that will improve the adoption rate, bolstering the NetApps financial performance. The all-flash array market is all aiding the NetApps performance in different storage markets such as Storage Area Network (SAN) and Converged infrastructure markets. The company also recorded for the recent business news that the revenue has surged 11 percent on a year-over-year basis with an annualized revenue all set to reach $2.7 billion. The cloud data services are also set to record business of $51 billion.
