Recently, the globally renowned technology analysis firm, DCIG (Data Center Intelligence Group), released its report titled “DCIG 2023-24 Enterprise Hyper-Converged Infrastructure TOP5,” where Huawei’s FusionCube hyper-converged infrastructure secured the top spot in the recommended rankings. This achievement is attributed to FusionCube’s simplified intelligent operations and maintenance management, diverse computing capabilities, and highly flexible hardware integration.
The DCIG report on Enterprise Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI) recommendations aims to provide users with comprehensive and in-depth product technology procurement analysis and recommendations. It assesses various dimensions of products, including business value, integration efficiency, operational management, making it a vital reference for users purchasing IT infrastructure.
The report highlights three key advantages of Huawei’s FusionCube hyper-converged infrastructure:
1. Operations and Maintenance Management : FusionCube simplifies unified operations and maintenance management of computing, storage, and networking through FusionCube MetaVision and eDME operational management software. It offers one-click deployment, management, maintenance, and upgrade capabilities, enabling unattended intelligent operations. With its integrated software and hardware delivery, users can complete the initialization of IT infrastructure with a single configuration step. Furthermore, FusionCube hyper-converged infrastructure supports cloudification evolution, collaborating with Huawei’s DCS lightweight data center solution to create a lighter, more flexible, secure, intelligent, and ecologically diverse cloud foundation for customers.
2. Full-Stack Ecosystem Development: Huawei’s FusionCube hyper-converged infrastructure actively embraces a diverse computing ecosystem. FusionCube 1000 supports X86 and ARM in the same resource pool, achieving unified management of X86 and ARM. Additionally, Huawei has developed the FusionCube A3000 training/inference hyper-converged appliance for the era of large-scale models. It is designed for industries that require large-scale model training and inference scenarios, offering a hassle-free deployment experience for large model partners.
3. Hardware Integration: Huawei’s FusionCube 500 integrates core data center modules, including computing, networking, and storage, within a 5U space. This single-frame 5U space offers flexible configuration adjustments for the ratio of computing to storage. Compared to conventional deployment methods in the industry, it saves 54% of space. With a depth of 492 mm, it easily meets the cabinet deployment requirements of standard data centers. Moreover, it can be powered by 220V mains electricity, making it suitable for edge scenarios such as roads, bridges, tunnels, and offices.
Huawei has been deeply involved in every major development in the hyper-converged market and has served over 5,000 customers globally across various sectors, including energy, finance, public utilities, education, healthcare, and mining. Looking ahead, Huawei is committed to further advancing the hyper-converged field, continually innovating, enhancing product capabilities, and empowering customers in their digital transformation journey.
Post time: Aug-28-2023
