Traditional array all-flash retrofits knock XtremIO off top sales rung

XtremIO all-flash array revenues have fallen from their 2015 peak as all-flash Unity and VMAX revenues have raced past it. Stifel analyst and MD Rakers has crunched IDC and Stifel’s own Dell EMC quarterly all-flash array (AFA) revenue data to produce this chart: Dell_EMC_AFA_Quarterly_Revenues XtremIO sales peaked in the …

[Anonymous Coward]

4 ? You mean 8

VMAX All-flash

XtremIO

Unity

Isilon All-flash

VNX all-flash ((yep, still sold and on the website)

PS all-flash

SC all-flash

PV all-flash

(AC as I work for a company that sells storage solutions from many sources)

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: 4 ? You mean 8

All Flash VxRAIL.

All Flash Ready Nodes (PowerEdge).

All flash ScaleIO.

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: 4 ? You mean 8

You guys can't count, XC also has all flash nodes...

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: 4 ? You mean 8

And server all-flash. How many options are there for software defined storage - Vsan, scaleO, StorageSpaces Direct

[Anonymous Coward]

You left out XC all flash nodes. Hopefully they will sunset everything else as Nutanix totally rocks!!!

[spinning risk]

Nutanix rocks what?

If Nutanix rocks your workload you don't have one..

[Crafty volt 7]

Re: Nutanix rocks what?

Plenty of my customers doing pretty well with it. Huge OPEX savings.

I love my CFO community....

:)

[WYSIWYG650]

How many forklifts needed for upgrades?

Most of these old school Flash retrofitted technology and even the new from the ground up flash is old and dated and will need to be migrated to new equipment very soon. How many forklifts will it take for you to upgrade these systems? What if you choose one of the many lines of technology that wont be around for long? Good luck, may the force be with you...