Commvault, a leading provider of cyber resilience and data protection solutions for the hybrid cloud, is adding two new additions to its HyperScale portfolio: HyperScale Edge and HyperScale Flex—providing customers with flexibility, performance, and resilience for protecting workloads running in various environments.
Like HyperScale X, both HyperScale Edge and Flex models are delivered as a software image that can easily be installed on validated hardware, the company said.
“No two enterprises are the same. Modern retailers often manage mission-critical data across dozens of sites, while large organizations may want to leverage existing storage investments. But regardless of infrastructure, every enterprise is striving for one thing: cyber resilience,” said Pranay Ahlawat, chief technology and AI officer, Commvault. “With the launch of HyperScale Edge and HyperScale Flex, we’re delivering the best of both worlds—flexibility and choice, combined with industry-leading cyber resilience.”
HyperScale Edge enables localized data protection and recovery for remote sites, edge locations, and small and medium-sized businesses where space and IT resources are limited. This could include retail stores, branch offices, and distribution centers. Customers can utilize this solution in combination with validated hardware from Dell, HPE, and Lenovo.
For large, data-intensive, and AI workloads, such as those generated by technology, telecom, and healthcare industries, HyperScale Flex delivers high-performance backup and recovery with a flexible architecture that connects to external flash storage pools.
Supporting certified storage offerings from Pure Storage, VAST Data, and in the near future, HPE, it enables organizations to meet the extreme performance demands and multi-petabyte capacity requirements of modern applications and AI/ML workloads.
“An all-flash architecture with the Pure Storage platform combined with Commvault HyperScale software will provide a massively scalable, high-performance, and cost-effective platform for protecting petabyte-scale data, giving organizations the confidence to manage and secure their largest and most critical data assets from a single centralized plane,” said Maciej Kranz, general manager, enterprise, Pure Storage.
Commvault HyperScale Edge is generally available now. The software is available via a subscription model with pricing per node/per month or as a perpetual license plus support costs. Customers are responsible for purchasing an approved server based on the HyperScale Reference Architecture.
Commvault HyperScale Flex is available now for early adopter customers, who can contact Commvault Sales to request access to the EA program.
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