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Our testing found that using new Dell EMC™ servers, Toshiba Memory SSDs,and Microsoft® software in both Windows® and Linux® environments can yield big performance gains versus legacy hardware and software

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6x as many orders per
minute
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Dell EMC PowerEdge™
R740xd server
with Toshiba HK4R Series 6Gbit/s
Enterprise SATA SSDs, running
Microsoft SQL Server®
2017 Standard
Edition on Windows Server®
2016 Standard
vs. legacy PowerEdge R720xd server
with previous generation drives and software
Dell EMC PowerEdge R740xd server
with Toshiba HK4R Series 6Gbit/s
Enterprise SATA SSDs, running
Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Standard
on Red Hat®
Enterprise Linux®
7.5
vs. legacy PowerEdge R720xd server
with previous generation drives and software
Our testing found that using new Dell EMC™
servers, Toshiba Memory SSDs,
and Microsoft®
software in both Windows®
and Linux®
environments can
yield big performance gains versus legacy hardware and software
Nearly 7x as many
orders per minute
90% faster query times
99% lower drive read
latency
88% lower application
latency
92% faster query times
99% lower drive read
latency
85% lower application
latency
ON WINDOWS ON LINUX
Support more customers and
gain business insights faster
BUSINESS ANALYTICS DATABASE WORKLOAD
TRANSACTIONAL DATABASE WORKLOAD
Reach data insights quicker
Improve response times
Support more customers
Reduce user wait times
Learn more about the benefits of Dell
EMC PowerEdge servers with Toshiba
SSDs at: storage.toshiba.com/Dell
Dell EMC PowerEdge R740xd with Toshiba HK4R Series
6Gbit/s Enterprise SATA SSDs
Principled
Technologies®
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faster with new Dell EMC servers and Microsoft SQL Server 2017 software,” “Serve more online customers with new Dell EMC servers and
Microsoft SQL Server 2017 software,” “Support more customers and get them from landing page to checkout faster by upgrading to a Dell
EMC PowerEdge R740xd running Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Standard on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.5,” and “Analyze data faster by upgrading
to a Dell EMC PowerEdge R740xd running Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Standard on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.5.” Principled Technologies®
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