Dell PowerEdge C6620 server with Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller (PERC 12) analyzed Cassandra database data more quickly - Infographic

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Detailed, up-to-the-moment data analysis is becoming increasingly important for those who make business decisions. In our hands-on tests, a Dell PowerEdge C6620 server with a Dell PERC 12 RAID controller handled more operations per second for data analysis Cassandra workloads than an HPE ProLiant XL170r Gen9 server with an HPE Smart Array P440ar controller. By selecting the Dell solution, you could give the decisionmakers in your organization earlier access to in-depth, actionable intelligence, by finding anomalies quickly in unstructured data.

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