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Lenovo ThinkSystem DG7000 vs NetApp AFF C80

Side-by-side specifications from the vendors' own documents. The ThinkSystem DG7000 was Lenovo's enterprise-class capacity-optimized all-flash storage array powered by Quad-Level Cell (QLC) NVMe drives and Lenovo ONTAP, based on NetApp AFF C800 hardware architecture. The NetApp AFF C80 is an enterprise capacity-optimized all-flash storage system utilizing high-density QLC NVMe solid-state drives.

Lenovo ThinkSystem DG7000NetApp AFF C80
BrandLenovoNetApp
Statusend-of-salecurrent
ReleasedMay 2023Oct 2024
Form factor4U rack4U rack
Raw capacityUp to 1.47 PB raw in 4U base chassis, scaling to over 14 PB with external expansion shelves—
Drive bays48x 2.5-inch SFF hot-swap bays supporting NVMe QLC SSDs in 4U dual-controller enclosureUp to 48x internal NVMe QLC SSDs, expandable with NS224 shelves
Power supplyQuad redundant 1600W AC hot-swap power supplies—
Controller configuration—Dual active-active controllers in 4U enclosure
Processor—Intel Xeon Scalable multi-core processors per controller
Memory—512GB system memory per HA pair with NVRAM
Supported drives—NVMe QLC SSDs (15.3TB, 30.7TB, 61.4TB)
Maximum raw capacity—Up to 350PB in a 24-node cluster
Host connectivity—PCIe slots supporting 100GbE, 25GbE, 10GbE, and 32Gb/64Gb FC
Storage protocols—NVMe/FC, NVMe/TCP, FC, iSCSI, NFS, SMB, S3
Clustering—Up to 24 nodes (12 HA pairs)
Management—NetApp ONTAP 9

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