Inspur AS5600G2 Storage System Ranks Top 2 in SPC Benchmark 1 Performance Test
With 7,520,358 IO/s and a 0.472ms response time, cost of unit SPC IO/s 60% of first place Fujitsu Eternus DX8900 S4
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on April 7, 2020 at 2:28 pmIn the latest SPC Benchmark 1 report issued by Storage Performance Council (SPC), Inspur Systems ranked top 2 with 7,520,358 IO/s and a 0.472ms response time, and the cost of unit SPC IO/s was 60% of the first place.
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The SPC Benchmark 1 results are a valuable reference for the selection of storage systems for businesses critical applications like OLTP systems, databases systems, and server applications.
Top 10 SPC-1 version 3 – by performance
SPC, a globally recognized leader in storage, has been consistently providing users with objective, audited performance measurements of storage systems for more than 20 years. As the organization’s actively tested program, the SPC Benchmark 1 is designed to assess the performance of storage systems that handle complex requests and large volumes of data. The test index involves the stress testing of 8 data access scenarios, such as the read-write response time sensitivity of the storage system, workload diversity and dynamic changes, system performance, and long-term stability. A total of 11 SPC-1 performance results from 7 global storage providers have been published since January 2019.
AS5600G2 appliance
In the era where digital transformation is accelerating, the requirements for performance and reliability of storage systems have become common concerns for enterprises. According to data, in the 5 IO intensive scenarios of HPC, data analysis, online transaction processing, VDI, and server virtualization, the weighted ratio of users to system performance is as high as 44%. The latest SPC-1 shows that Inspur AS5600G2, which underwent the test, was configured with 16 controllers, a 4TB Cache and 400×1.92TB SSDs. The overall performance of the system reached 7.52 million IO/s, while its single-controller performance reached 470,000 IO/s, and it’s priced at $386.50/SPC-1 KIO/s. It fulfill enterprise requirements for high-performance processing capacity of storage infrastructure, and also presents excellent ROI.
Li Hui, GM, storage production line, Inspur, said: “Breaking the world record in the SPC-1 performance test is just the tip of the iceberg. Behind it all lies Inspur’s continuous technological innovations and improvements for nearly two decades, during which no shortcuts were taken.”
It is reported that the AS5600G2 adopted the iTurbo acceleration engine technology from the company and used the four core algorithms of intelligent data path acceleration – intelligent multi-core scheduling, intelligent hot and cold data stream separation, and iMASP random to sequential transformation technology – to accelerate the speed.
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