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IBM FlashSystem 7300 All Flash 765TB barebone server

SKU CH-J91Q-2KGQ1 MPN FlashSystem 7300 All Flash 765TB

2U rackmount storage server with 24 FlashCore Modules delivering 765 TB effective capacity, 756 GB cache and 3.5M IOPs

  • Form factor2U Rackmount
  • Target workloadStorage Server
  • 2.5" baysCapacity: 765 TB Cache: 756 GB Drive Configuration: 24 × 19.
  • Key featuresData Reduction Pools (Compression, DeDuplication, Thin Provi
  • Massive 765 TB effective capacity with 2:1 compression
  • 24 IBM FlashCore Module 4 drives deliver 460 TB raw capacity
  • Hardware-based compression and deduplication reduce storage footprint
  • 756 GB cache and under 50 µs latency enable 3.5 M IOPS
  • 2U rackmount with 32 Gb Fibre Channel and 10 Gb iSCSI host connections

2U All-Flash Storage Server

The IBM FlashSystem 7300 is a 2U rackmount storage server built around 24 FlashCore Module 4 drives. It targets enterprises that need high-density, low-latency block storage for virtualised workloads and databases. Hardware-assisted compression, deduplication and encryption are integrated into the controller.

460 TB Raw and 765 TB Effective Capacity

Raw capacity sits at 460 TB across the 24 modules, while usable capacity after distributed RAID is 383 TB. With the onboard 2:1 compression engine the effective capacity reaches 765 TB, backed by 756 GB of cache. Workloads that compress well stay within this headroom; incompressible data will hit the 383 TB usable limit.

32 Gb Fibre Channel and 100 Gb Ethernet Connectivity

Host connections include four 4-port 32 Gb Fibre Channel cards and 10/25/100 Gb Ethernet for iSCSI and NVMe RDMA. The system sustains up to 3.5 million IOPS and 45 GB/s bandwidth with latency under 50 µs. Environments that require higher throughput or lower latency than these figures provide will need a larger array.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameIBM
Product lineFlashSystem
Model nameFlashSystem 7300 All Flash 765 TB
Target workloadStorage Server
Storage
2.5" baysCapacity: 765 TB
Cache: 756 GB
Drive Configuration: 24 × 19.2 TB FlashCore Module
Host Connections: 10Gb iSCSI, 32Gb Fiber Channel
Drives Supported: 2.5 in flash drives, SFF 2.5 in disk drives, LFF 3.5 in disk drives, IBM FlashCore Modules. Storage Class Memory
Connectivity Supported: 16/32 Gbit/s Fibre Channel (FC, NVMeoF), 10 Gbit/s Ethernet (iSCSI), 10/25/100 Gbit/s Ethernet (iSCSI and NVMe RDMA)
Max IOPs: 3.5M IOPs
RAID levels: Distributed RAID 1, 5 and 6
Min latency: Under 50µs
Max bandwidth: 45 GB/s
Size & build
Form factor2U Rackmount
Shipping weight18.14 kg
Package size483 × 432 × 102 mm

Questions about this item

Will the 32Gb Fibre Channel host connections work with my existing 16Gb HBAs?

The 32Gb Fibre Channel ports auto-negotiate down to 16Gb speeds, so current 16Gb HBAs and cables will operate normally at their rated throughput.

How can I confirm the 756GB cache and 24 FlashCore Modules are active after installation?

The management GUI reports cache utilisation and enumerates all 24 FCM4 modules with health status; latency should sit under 50µs during normal I/O.

Which cables and drives are included, and what must I source separately?

The shipment contains 16 OM3 LC fibre cables for the 32Gb FC ports; the 24 x 19.2TB FlashCore Modules are pre-installed. No additional drives are required for the 765TB effective capacity.

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