Deploy a scalable distributed file system—rapidly, easily and affordably
Eliminate the complexity, cost and delays of configuring a distributed file system from multiple components and manufacturers. Hitachi Content Software for File lets you design and deploy a leading edge file system—now.
- Gain insights faster by simplifying the process of building and supporting an end-to-end solution with Hitachi
- Simplify the process of architecting and scaling a solution that is flexible enough to meet the wide range of business requirements
- Choose the components and support models that best fit your business requirements
- Deploy a system with infinite scalability that can adapt and expand as your needs evolve
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