Scale Computing S-Series vs. XIO Hyper ISE Comparison - UPDATED 2019

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9th out of 42 in Modular SAN Views 231 Comparisons 45 Reviews 1 Followers 136 Avg. Rating 9.0	20th out of 42 in Modular SAN Views 398 Comparisons 185 Reviews 0 Followers 137 Avg. Rating N/A
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Overview
Scale Computing's S-series line of storage products is the storage workhorse for the mid-market. It's perfect for the vast majority of SMB uses cases such as archiving, virtualization, virtual desktops, disk-based backup, and even some database loads. It includes 210 MB of throughput on a three-node cluster.	Hyper ISE creates a new class of storage system, focused on performance-driven applications. It is a true amalgamation of solid-state drive (SSD) and hard disk drive (HDD) technologies into a single pool of capacity.
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Sample Customers
Iron County Schools, Presbyterian Mo-Ranch Assembly, City of St. Cloud, Sevier County Bank, St. Richards Catholic College, Summit Pacific Medical Center, Auburn University, Triton School Corporation, Safran, Anamosa School District, Karl Strauss, Jasper County REMC, GEO Foundation	Argus Information & Advisory Services, Microsoft, Capital Institutional Services, Pasco-Hernando Community College, Argent Group