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What is HYDRAstor?
HYDRAstor is a revolutionary grid storage platform that addresses today's storage challenges through its "community of smart nodes." Comprised of self-aware, self-healing industry-standard servers with no single point of failure and no central resource bottleneck, HYDRAstor greatly enhances the flexibility of the storage environment while reducing infrastructure complexity and management overhead. See a video about HYDRAstor 
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View customer testimonial video how HYDRAstor helped TLC Engineering for Architecture solve their backup problems (5:30 min)... |
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View customer testimonial video on how HYDRAstor helped Baptist Memorial Hospitals solve their backup problems (4:30 min)... |
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View customer testimonial video on how TLC Engineering for Architecture is changing their backup & archive from tape to HYDRAstor (1:40 min)... |
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"NEC HYDRAstor is a next-generation storage system for both disk backup and archiving. It allows users to do both on a single platform and, importantly, apply data de-duplication across both to eliminate redundancy between the two.
Other compelling features of the HYDRAstor platform include enhanced data resiliency, provision-less capacity management, and a grid-based scalable architecture, which allows users to scale capacity and performance independently and swap out old technologies for new ones non-disruptively as they become available. These are key components of what ESG refers to as an enhanced storage tier and represent a significant step forward for storage."
Heidi Biggar, analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) |
 | HYDRAstor's new grid storage architecture completely changes the way companies approach storage today by enabling them to manage information, not just infrastructure.
This next-generation grid storage platform is a self-evolving system that not only delivers unrestricted scalability, effortless management, and safe de-duplication, but also provides policy-driven, integrated data management services to simplify and streamline IT's job of managing storage.
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