Hewlett Packard Enterprise HPE Modular Smart Array 2052 SAS Dual Controller SFF Storage - Solid state / hard drive array - 1.6 TB - 24 bays (SAS-2) - SSD 800 GB x 2 - rack-mountable - 2U

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Hewlett Packard Enterprise MSA 2052 SAS Dual Controller SFF. Installed storage drive type: SSD, Total installed storage capacity: 1.6 TB, Supported storage drive types: HDD,SSD. Chassis type: Rack (2U). Device class: Small & Medium Business. Power consumption (typical): 344 W, AC input voltage: 100 - 240 V, AC input frequency: 50 - 60 Hz. Server operating systems supported: Windows Server 2012,Windows Server 2012 R2,Windows Server 2016Looking for seriously simple and affordable flash storage? The hybrid flash HPE MSA 2052 Storage system is designed for affordable application acceleration ideal for small and remote office deployments. But do not let the low cost fool you. HPE MSA 2052 Storage gives you the combination of simplicity, flexibility and advanced features you many not expect in an entry-priced array. Start with 1.6 TB of flash capacity included and scale as needed with any combination of solid state disks (SSD), high-performance enterprise, or lower-cost midline SAS-based drives. HPE MSA Storage has been the industry-leading entry storage SAN platform for the past eight years, with nearly 500,000 systems sold worldwide. Delivering performance in excess of 200,000 IOPS, the MSA 2052 Storage system can save you up to 40% with an all-inclusive software suite and 1.6 TB of flash capacity included. It's seriously simple and affordable flash storage to help you get the most performance for the lowest cost.FeaturesAffordable Application Acceleration- The HPE MSA 2052 performs in excess of 200,000 IOPS.- The HPE MSA 2052 delivers 2x more performance than the previous generation.- Save 40% on HPE MSA 2052 with all-inclusive software and 1.6 TB of SSD capacity included.Advanced Data Services with no Experience Required- Easy to install, easy to use, easy to maintain-no storage expertise necessary.- Automated tiering dynamically responds to workload changes, so you don't have to.