China Suppliers Factory: Dell EMC Unity XT 880/880F Flash Unified Storage for Enterprise Applications
Product Description
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Flash Storage |
| Processor | Intel Xeon Dual-socket Processor |
| Product Power Supply | 10GbE BaseT, 16Gb FC, 25GbE options, 10GbE options, SAS BE |
| CPU (per SP) | Dual socket 16 cores/2.1GHz |
| Memory (per SP) | 384GB |
| Maximum Raw Capacity | 16.0PB |
| CNA/Mezz Ports | 25GbE Opt, 10GbE BaseT |
| Maximum Number of File Systems per Array | 4000 |
| Maximum LUN Size | 256 TB |
| Number of Embedded SAS IO Ports per Array | 4 4-channel 12Gb/s SAS Ports (for BE connection) |
| Maximum Number of IO Modules per Array | 4 |
| Maximum Number of Interlayer Cards per Array | 2 |
| System Memory/Cache per Array | 768GB |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Dell EMC Unity XT 880F designed for?
The Dell EMC Unity XT 880F is a fully-flash unified storage system designed for large enterprise-level applications. It is tailored for virtualization, databases, virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), and mixed workloads in multi-cloud environments.
What is the maximum storage capacity and drive support of this system?
The system supports a maximum raw capacity of up to 16.0PB and can scale up to 1,500 drives, equipped with 4 SAS ports for back-end connections.
What kind of processor and memory configuration does the Unity XT 880F use?
It features a dual-controller architecture equipped with dual-socket Intel Xeon processors (16 cores per controller / 2.1GHz, totaling 64 cores) and provides a system memory/cache of up to 768GB per array (384GB per SP).
Does the Unity XT 880F support data reduction?
Yes, the system integrates data reduction technologies including compression and deduplication, which can achieve a data reduction ratio of up to 3:1 to enhance overall storage efficiency.
What connectivity and management protocols does it support?
It offers multiple connection options such as 10GbE BaseT, 16Gb FC, and 25GbE. For management, it supports the unified management of block storage, file storage, and VMware vVol objects.