
EMC Isilon
Isilon® Systems is the worldwide leader in clustered storage systems and software for digital content, enabling enterprises to transform data into information - and information into breakthroughs. Isilon's award-winning family of IQ clustered storage systems combine Isilon's OneFS operating system software with the latest advances in industry-standard hardware to deliver modular, pay-as-you-grow, enterprise-class storage systems. Isilon's clustered storage solutions speed access to critical business information while dramatically reducing the cost and complexity of storing it. World-class companies in the areas of media and entertainment, Internet services, cable and telecommunications, oil and gas, life sciences, manufacturing and government are using Isilon's products to streamline their workflows, increase productivity and significantly improve their bottom lines. Products The Isilon IQ clustered storage product line addresses enterprises' full spectrum of storage needs-from the highest performance tier-1 applications to tier-2 enterprise archive, disk-to disk backup and disaster recovery. Powered by OneFS®, the Isilon IQ family of products creates a single pool of expandable storage that is easy to install, manage and grow. Once racked, a 10, 50 or 100+ terabyte cluster takes less than 10 minutes to configure and set up, and capacity can be added in less than 60 seconds-with no downtime. The Isilon product line is comprised of the IQ 200, 1920, 3000 and 6000 platform nodes, the EX 6000 and IQ Accelerator extension nodes, and licensable software applications such as SyncIQ™, SnapShotIQ, and SmartConnect. This flexible product line satisfies customers' varying capacity and performance needs for all unstructured data and enterprise file-based information. In addition, Isilon's unique TrueScale™ technology enables customers to scale both performance and capacity linearly or independently based on application or workflow needs.
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