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Dell PowerStore 5000T vs IBM FlashSystem 7300

Side-by-side specifications from the vendors' own documents. The Dell PowerStore 5000T is a high-end enterprise all-flash storage array engineered for large-scale enterprise consolidation, heavy online transaction processing (OLTP), and high-concurrency virtualization. The IBM FlashSystem 7300 is an enterprise NVMe all-flash storage system delivering high throughput and low latency for mission-critical core banking, ERP, and AI analytics.

Dell PowerStore 5000TIBM FlashSystem 7300
BrandDellIBM
Statuscurrentcurrent
ReleasedMay 2020Mar 2022
Form factor2U rack2U rack
Cpu platformDual active-active storage nodes, Intel Xeon Gold 6252 (32 cores per node, 64 cores per appliance)—
Memory max (GB)1,152—
Drive baysUp to 25x 2.5-inch NVMe SSDs in base DPE; expands up to 96 drives across DAEs—
Raw capacityUp to 4.2 PB effective capacity per appliance—
Network onboard4-port 25GbE Mezzanine; 2x I/O module slots per node supporting 32Gb FC, 25GbE, or NVMe/TCP—
Power supplyDual redundant hot-plug 1800W Platinum power supplies—
Form factor—2U rack
Controllers—Dual active-active
Cache memory—1536GB
Max drives—24 NVMe FCM/SSD (expands to 792)
Host interfaces—32Gb FC, 100Gb/25Gb/10Gb Ethernet, NVMe-oF
Max raw capacity—4.5PB in 2U (up to 40PB expanded)

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