Hewlett Packard Enterprise Launches E2000 Hybrid Storage Solution, Reducing Costs by 82%

On November 12, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) launched the Cray Supercomputing Storage Systems E2000 hybrid storage solution and the Rack Management Controller, aimed at enhancing the storage performance of supercomputing systems and reducing deployment costs. The E2000 hybrid storage solution combines solid-state drives with 32TB SAS-4 mechanical hard drives, supporting new storage enclosures with either 74 or 100 drives. HPE stated that the solution can increase data throughput per storage rack by up to 41%, while reducing costs by 82% compared to all-flash systems, and can increase usable storage capacity by up to 32%. The maximum read throughput per rack can reach 116GB/s, with a write throughput of up to 92GB/s. The Rack Management Controller is designed for liquid-cooled high-density server racks, providing real-time monitoring, liquid leak detection, and automated control, initially supporting the HPE Cray Supercomputing GX5000 system, with plans to expand support to AMD and NVIDIA rack-scale computing systems. The new E2000 hybrid storage solution is expected to be launched in early 2027, with the liquid-cooled rack management controller and management software set to be available in March 2027, and support for AMD and NVIDIA systems to be added in June 2027.

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