HPE SN1700Q 64Gb 1‑port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
HPE SN1700Q 64Gb 1-port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
SKU # R7N86A
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What's New
- 64 Gb FC HBAs double the bandwidth of 32 Gb FC products while maintaining full compatibility. FC leverages a block-based design, which is best used with data-intensive enterprise workloads.
- The 64 Gb FC HBAs enable a non-disruptive firmware upgrade reducing downtime and meeting critical service level agreements (SLAs) especially in HPE GreenLake environments.
- The new FC-NVMe protocol supports exponentially more data queues and concurrent commands. Customers can experience exponential storage performance gains in the form of much lower latency.
- Applying qualify of service performance parameters for virtual servers and new virtual lanes technology
Block-based workloads like databases, ERP, and online transaction processing benefit from FC's predictable performance. These applications are designed to accomplish the business task leveraging the highest possible bandwidth, highest I/Os, and lowest latency.
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