Huawei FusionCube Hyper-Converged Infrastructure can be scaled as per the requirement. We can easily add extra hardware components if we have more applications or the company is growing. This flexibility makes our system more efficient by utilizing computing and storage resources. 

If we're talking about a small data center, which I have tested, it's okay in terms of scalability. We haven't had any feedback from the customer yet to make us believe it doesn't scale small data centers well. I haven't tested in an STDC architecture such as multiple data centers. I cannot say much about that. But for a smaller scale, I think it's okay. It works. For a larger scale, I'm not sure. I'd have questions for them.

We have approximately 20 organizations using Huawei FusionCube Hyper-Converged Infrastructure, it is scalable. We have plans to increase our usage, we are upgrading.

Within the period of EOM, yes, it's scalable as long as it's available in the market and from there, scalability is quite straightforward.

We have close to 3,000 users on the solution currently. They include admins, managers, etc. There are about 200 people on the solution regularly and the rest come and go, utilizing the computer resources as required.

The product is not scalable. It's a fixed item, so it has limitations.