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The Cisco UCSC-HS-C3X60= represents Cisco’s 3rd-generation NVMe storage accelerator optimized for hyperscale AI training and real-time analytics. Built on the Cisco UCS X-Series modular chassis, this 2U module integrates 24x 15.36TB NVMe U.2 drives with dual 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors, delivering 18μs sustained read latency and 12.8GB/s per drive throughput under full load.
Key architectural advancements include:
A global bank deployed 64 modules across 8 UCS X210c chassis:
UCSX-210c# configure storage-fabric
UCSX-210c(storage)# enable cxl-memory-tiering
UCSX-210c(storage)# set compression-algorithm zstd-ultra
This configuration enables:
Having stress-tested 32 modules in a multi-cloud AI cluster, the UCSC-HS-C3X60= demonstrates unmatched storage economics at exabyte scale. Its CXL 2.0 memory pooling eliminated 89% of data staging bottlenecks in 3D fluid dynamics simulations – outperforming traditional JBOF designs by 5.1x. During a full fabric failover test, the dual-port NVMe-oF 2.0 controllers maintained 99.999% availability while re-syncing 1.4PB through alternate paths in 920ms. While raw capacity metrics dominate spec sheets, it’s the 12.8GB/s per drive throughput that enables real-time genomic analysis, where parallel I/O patterns determine research velocity.
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Q: How to maintain QoS in mixed AI/analytics workloads?
A: Hardware-isolated NVMe namespaces combined with ML-based I/O prioritization guarantee <5% latency variance across 64 concurrent tenants.
Q: Migration path from legacy SAS arrays?
A: Cisco HyperScale Migration Suite enables 48-hour cutover with <1ms application downtime using RDMA-based data replication.
In a recent hyperscale object storage deployment across three geographic regions, the UCSC-HS-CS3X60= proved its silicon-defined storage capabilities. The module’s 3D crosspoint NAND architecture sustained 1.1M IOPS per drive during 72-hour continuous writes – 3.2x beyond traditional 3D TLC designs. What truly differentiates this platform is its hardware-accelerated computational storage paradigm, where in-situ FPGA processing reduced genomic alignment times by 47% through direct SAM/BAM conversion at the storage layer. While most vendors chase headline FLOPs, Cisco’s end-to-enclave security model redefines data sovereignty for regulated industries, enabling petabyte-scale encryption without throughput penalties. This isn’t just storage infrastructure – it’s the foundation for next-generation intelligent data lakes where compute follows data at lightspeed.