As we continue to evolve the Virtual Storage Platform One (VSP One) ecosystem, we are excited to share a significant milestone regarding the hardware independence of our Software Defined Storage (SDS).
We have officially verified VSP One SDS on high-performance Supermicro servers. This includes successful validation of the following nodes:
• SSG-121E-NE316R
• SYS-221H-TN24R
• SYS-221BT-HNR
Why this matters for your architecture: One of the most frequent questions we receive is whether SDS can truly run on a customer's chosen infrastructure. This verification proves that VSP One SDS is not tied to a specific hardware vendor.
By leveraging our Self-Certification program, you can now confidently deploy enterprise-grade storage on your existing x86 server assets or new platforms like Supermicro. This helps eliminate hardware lock-in, reduces TCO, and allows you to bring compute and data closer together for AI-driven and mission-critical workloads.
Key Technical Resources:
• Product Compatibility Guide: For a full list of certified configurations and specific hardware requirements, check the updated guide here: Product Compatibility Guide
• Support & Documentation: Detailed implementation steps for these nodes are being added to the technical documentation portal.
We'd love to hear from you-are you planning to deploy SDS on your existing infrastructure, or are you looking at new high-density nodes for AI workloads? Let us know in the comments!
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Andre Gremett
Hitachi Vantara
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