Compare HPE SN6000 vs. IBM SAN48B-5
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| SN6000, HP SN6000 | SAN48B-5 |
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| Hewlett Packard Enterprise | IBM |
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| The HPE SN6000 Stackable 8Gb Fibre Channel switch is designed to make Enterprise SANs affordable and easy to use, especially as the network expands. Built with low-cost, high-performance scalability in mind, each SN6000 features 20 device ports supporting 8/4/2 Gbps speeds, plus 4 high-speed 10/20 Gbps stacking ports for linking SN6000 switches. | The IBM System Storage SAN48B-5 switch is designed to meet the demands of hyper-scale private or hybrid cloud storage environments by delivering Gen 5 Fibre Channel technology and capabilities with 16 Gbps performance that support highly virtualized environments. To enable greater flexibility and investment protection, SAN48B-5 is configurable up to 48 ports and supports speeds up to 16 Gbps in a designed 1U package. |
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Learn more about HPE SN6000 | Learn more about IBM SAN48B-5 |
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| Damm, Bank Simpanan Nasional, Weta Digital | CERN, Bigcommerce, Connect2Cloud, Genius Inside, Performance Buildings AG |
HPE SN6000 is ranked 5th in Enterprise SAN while IBM SAN48B-5 is ranked 6th in Enterprise SAN. HPE SN6000 is rated 0.0, while IBM SAN48B-5 is rated 0.0. On the other hand, HPE SN6000 is most compared with Cisco MDS Series, INFINIDAT InfiniBox and NetApp AFF (All Flash FAS), whereas IBM SAN48B-5 is most compared with IBM SAN384B.
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