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August 28, 2023
Watch Now: ARKAY, Introducing SupremeRAID™ by Graid Technology
Are you ready to challenge the status quo for high-performance workloads? Watch our recorded Essential IT Webinar with ARKAY where we introduce SupremeRAID™: The Revolutionary Next-Generation NVMe RAID Controller -- and discuss how we solve the traditional RAID bottleneck by employing unique out-of-path RAID technology, so data travels directly from CPU to storage to deliver maximum SSD performance, comprehensive data protection, and unmatched flexibility.
Designed for performance-demanding workloads, SupremeRAID™ is the world’s fastest NVMe and NVMeoF RAID solution for PCIe Gen 3, 4 and 5 servers. A single SupremeRAID™ card blasts performance to 28M IOPS and 260GB/s and supports up to 32 native NVMe drives, delivering superior NVMe/NVMeoF performance while increasing scalability, improving flexibility, and lowering TCO.
Watch now to learn how it works:
SupremeRAID™ delivers what your customers need most:
- Screaming Fast SSD Performance
- Unmatched Future-Ready Flexibility
- Liberated CPU Resources
- 5x-9x Faster RAID Protection
- Plug & Play Capability
- Highly Scalable Applications
- User-Friendly Management
- Full ROI on NVMe Purchases
Questions?
Contact Kelley Osburn, Senior Director of OEM and Channel Business Development
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