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HPE SN6700B 64Gb 56/24 24-port 64Gb Short Wave SFP56 Port Side Intake Integrated FC Switch
SKU | R7M14A |
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EAN | 0190017501062 |
Manufacturer | HPE |
Availability | Out of Stock |
Increase Performance for Application and Solid State Storage Architectures
The HPE Storage Fibre Channel Switch B-series SN6700B delivers increased performance through a combination of improved throughput and low latency across 64Gb links in hyper-scale virtualization, large cloud infrastructures, and growing flash-based storage environments.
Improved performance of NVMe storage with 50% lower switching latency than 32Gb. Latency for locally switched ports is 460ns including forward error correction (FEC). [1]
With 48 SFP+ ports and 8 DD ports, it can scale up to 64 device ports for an aggregate throughput of 4.096Tbps. [2]
Ultra-dense and Highly Scalable
The HPE Storage Fibre Channel Switch B-series SN6700B scales up to 64 device ports in an efficiently designed 1U form factor, delivering increased port density and space utilization for simplified scalability.
Each of the 48 SFP+ ports and 8 DD ports supports 8, 10, 16, 32, and 64Gb FC speeds.
Provides flexibility to utilize high-speed 64Gb and 32Gb optics on demand to meet growing data center needs and provide backward compatibility to older infrastructures.
What is new supporting point:
Switch offerings as well as Port-on-Demand upgrade kits bundled with 64Gb optics.
Increase scalability with a double-density (DD) Port-On-Demand (POD) Kit upgrade. Each transceiver within the kit provides 2x the bandwidth with dual SN connections.
HPE Storage B-series Gen7 64Gb FC switch technology combines analytics and advanced automation capabilities to accelerate data access, adapt to evolving requirements, and drive 24x7 operations.
HPE Storage B-series Gen7 64Gb FC switch technology enables organizations to realize a self-learning, self-optimizing, and self-healing autonomous SAN.