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Dell PowerStore 7000T vs Lenovo ThinkSystem DM7100H

Side-by-side specifications from the vendors' own documents. The Dell PowerStore 7000T is an all-NVMe unified storage appliance from the first generation of the PowerStore line, placed between the 5000T and the 9000T. The ThinkSystem DM7100H is Lenovo's highest-capacity unified hybrid enterprise storage array running Lenovo ONTAP, based on NetApp FAS8300 and FAS8700 hardware architecture.

Dell PowerStore 7000TLenovo ThinkSystem DM7100H
BrandDellLenovo
Statusunknowncurrent
Released—May 2020
Form factor2U rack4U rack
Cpu platformTwo-node (dual controller) base enclosure with Intel Xeon Scalable processors; Dell's family spec sheet does not give core counts per model—
Memory max (GB)——
Drive bays25x 2.5-inch NVMe slots in the base enclosure; up to 3 SAS expansion enclosures of 25x 2.5-inch each; 96 drives maximum per appliance4U modular controller enclosure requiring external DM240S (2.5-inch) or DM120S (3.5-inch) expansion shelves
Raw capacityUp to 898.56 TB (817.36 TiB) raw per appliance; up to 8 EB logical per applianceUp to 8.64 PB raw capacity across up to 720 drives
Network onboardUp to 2 mezzanine cards and 4 I/O modules per appliance (one mezzanine and two I/O modules per node, mirrored); 4x 12Gb/s SAS ports per appliance for the back end; up to 24 front-end ports—
Power supply2 redundant power supplies per enclosureQuad redundant hot-swap AC power supplies

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