NetApp unveils fastest file system on the planet with great raft of other announcements
The system is built to exceed 100 TB/sec and support high utilization of hundreds of thousands of GPUs for AI workloads.
- NetApp launched the Novus file system, delivering 100 TB/sec of throughput designed to maximize GPU utilization for large-scale AI factories and enterprise deployments.
- Traditional storage architectures cause GPU utilization to drop below 30 percent when data pipelines cannot keep compute resources fed. Novus separates metadata from the data path to enable independent scaling of performance, capacity, and concurrency.
- NetApp collaborated with Supermicro to deliver Novus Data Director software running on qualified server infrastructure with ONTAP enterprise data services on AFF A90 systems. The architecture supports hundreds of thousands of GPUs while preserving existing data management features.
- Omdia Chief Analyst Tony Palmer noted the system demonstrates "near-linear performance scaling" across clusters, positioning NetApp to compete with high-performance storage providers like WEKA and VAST Data. Modeling projects the architecture can scale to zettascale deployments for data-hungry AI workloads.
- NetApp also introduced Keystone Sovereign with regional data controls for European customers and announced deepened integrations for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Strategic acquisitions like Peak:AIO aim to enable the company's installed base to adopt AI functionality without leaving the ONTAP environment.
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Business WireNetApp Removes Storage Bottleneck for AI Factories
New architecture delivers fastest storage on the planet, designed to maximize GPU utilization and architected for up to 100 TB per second aggregate throughput SAN JOSE, Calif. — NetApp® (NASDAQ: NTAP), the Intelligent Data Infrastructure company, today announced NetApp Novus™, the fastest storage on the planet designed for AI infrastructure providers operating large GPU environments. […]
The new architecture offers the fastest storage on the planet, designed to maximize the use of GPUs (graphic processing units) and designed to provide an aggregate flow rate of up to 100 TB per secondSAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS W... The article Summary: NetApp eliminates bottle packages of storage for IA factories is an original content of 01net.
NetApp Unveils Novus Storage for AI Factories
NetApp has launched NetApp Novus, a storage architecture built for AI infrastructure providers running large GPU environments, designed to exceed 100 terabytes per second of aggregate throughput. NetApp said neoclouds and GPU-as-a-service providers are building AI factories at a scale that traditional storage architectures were never designed to support. Under those older architectures, GPU utilisation […] The post NetApp Unveils Novus Storage f…
NetApp ties intelligent data infrastructure to production AI
Intelligent data infrastructure is becoming critical as enterprises move artificial intelligence from curated pilots into production. NetApp Inc. is positioning its Novus architecture for that transition. Ninety-three percent of organizations pursuing production AI identify data as their leading challenge, according to NetApp Chief Executive Officer George Kurian (pictured). Addressing the associated safety risks will require […]
New architecture delivers the fastest storage on the planet, designed to maximize GPU usage and structured for aggregated throughput of up to 100 TB per second. SAN JOSE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– NetApp® (NASDAQ: NTAP), the Intelligent Data Infrastructure company, today announced NetApp Novus™, the fastest storage on the planet designed for AI infrastructure providers that large GPU environments […]
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