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Dell PowerScale A3000 vs Lenovo ThinkSystem DM3000H

Side-by-side specifications from the vendors' own documents. The Dell PowerScale A3000 is an enterprise 4U 4-node dense active archive system architected for long-term data retention, regulatory file repositories, and cost-effective disaster recovery tiers. The ThinkSystem DM3000H is Lenovo's entry unified hybrid storage array running Lenovo ONTAP software, built on OEM NetApp FAS2720 hardware.

Dell PowerScale A3000Lenovo ThinkSystem DM3000H
BrandDellLenovo
Statuscurrentend-of-sale
ReleasedJun 2021Sep 2018
Form factor4U 4-node chassis2U rack
Cpu platform4x Intel Xeon Silver processors (8 cores per node, 32 cores per 4U chassis)—
Memory max (GB)384—
Drive bays80x 3.5-inch SATA hard drives (up to 1.6PB raw per chassis) with optional cache SSDs12x 3.5-inch LFF hot-swap drive bays in base 2U enclosure
Raw capacity960TB to 1.6PB raw capacity per 4U chassisUp to 2.16 PB raw capacity with expansion shelves
Network onboardFront-end: Dual 25GbE / 10GbE per node; Back-end: Dual 25GbE per node—
Power supplyQuad redundant hot-plug 1450W power suppliesDual redundant 913W AC hot-swap power supplies

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