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DELL Dell 5200T rack server 18 PBe 60% power efficient
All-flash storage system with end-to-end NVMe design scales to over 18 PBe per cluster while delivering 60% more power efficiency
- End-to-end NVMe design delivers high IOPS and sub-millisecond latency
- Easy plug-and-play expansion scales to over 18 PBe per cluster
- Built for 6 9s availability with Zero Trust cybersecurity
- Guaranteed 4:1 data reduction reduces storage footprint
- 60% more power efficient with Energy Star certification
All-Flash Storage Array
The Dell EMC PowerStore 5200T is an all-flash storage system built on an end-to-end NVMe design that spans media, expansion and networking. It targets organisations that require high IOPS and sub-millisecond latency for demanding workloads. The platform supports plug-and-play cluster expansion up to 18 PBe, allowing capacity to grow without disruption. It is suited for environments prioritising consistent performance and simplified scaling.
Thermals and Power Efficiency
The system is engineered to be 60% more power efficient than prior designs, helping reduce operational energy costs in the data centre. Energy Star certification confirms it meets recognised efficiency standards for continuous operation. Thermal management is handled by the integrated chassis design to maintain stable performance under sustained loads. Noise output is managed within typical rack-mount server expectations for the form factor.
Rack Build and Connectivity
A rack-mount chassis provides the structural foundation for deployment in standard server cabinets. The end-to-end NVMe architecture extends to expansion and network links, ensuring the full I/O path avoids legacy bottlenecks. Native metro replication and multi-cloud backup integration are built into the platform, supporting high-availability and disaster-recovery strategies day to day. Zero Trust cybersecurity features are embedded to protect data across the infrastructure.
Highlights
- End-to-end NVMe design delivers high IOPS and sub-millisecond latency
- Easy plug-and-play expansion scales to over 18 PBe per cluster
- Built for 6 9s availability with Zero Trust cybersecurity
- Guaranteed 4:1 data reduction reduces storage footprint
- 60% more power efficient with Energy Star certification
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How is the Dell 5200T installed and what step is often missed?
The Dell 5200T mounts in a standard rack and connects through its end-to-end NVMe interfaces for media, expansion and networking; the step people miss is confirming that every link in the chain — drives, expansion shelves and network ports — is NVMe-capable so the sub-millisecond latency path remains unbroken.
What maintenance or replacement will the Dell 5200T need later?
The all-flash design removes mechanical drive swaps; plan on controller firmware updates and, if capacity grows beyond the 18 PBe cluster limit, adding NVMe expansion shelves rather than replacing the base unit.
What limit appears first on the Dell 5200T during sustained use?
The 18 PBe raw capacity ceiling per cluster is the first hard boundary; once the NVMe fabric reaches that scale, further growth requires a new cluster rather than continued expansion of the existing one.
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