Dell PowerProtect DD Data Domain DD9800 vs Lenovo ThinkSystem DM5000H
Side-by-side specifications from the vendors' own documents. The Dell EMC Data Domain DD9800 was the premier high-capacity deduplication system of the Broadwell generation, delivering up to 68 TB/hr ingest throughput and managing up to 1PB of local storage. The ThinkSystem DM5000H is a 2U midrange unified hybrid storage system running Lenovo ONTAP, based on OEM NetApp FAS2750 hardware.
| Dell PowerProtect DD Data Domain DD9800 | Lenovo ThinkSystem DM5000H | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Dell | Lenovo |
| Status | end-of-sale | end-of-sale |
| Released | Oct 2016 | Sep 2018 |
| Form factor | 2U controller + shelves | 2U rack |
| Cpu platform | Dual Intel Xeon E5-2698 v4 (20 cores, 2.2 GHz per processor) | — |
| Memory max (GB) | 512 | — |
| Raw capacity | Up to 1.0PB raw usable capacity (expands to 50PB logical with Cloud Tier) | Up to 2.16 PB raw capacity across up to 144 drives |
| Ingest throughput | Up to 68 TB/hr with DD Boost | — |
| Network onboard | Modular front-end I/O supporting 10GbE optical, 10GBASE-T, and 16Gb Fibre Channel | — |
| Power supply | Dual redundant hot-plug 1100W AC power supplies | Dual redundant 913W AC hot-swap power supplies |
| Drive bays | — | 24x 2.5-inch SFF hot-swap drive bays in 2U base chassis |
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