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Marvell's (MRVL) Host Adapters Power Hewlett Packard Servers
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Marvell (MRVL - Free Report) recently announced that its QLogic suite of host adapters will be used to power Hewlett Packard’s (HPE - Free Report) ProLiant and Apollo Gen 10 servers.
Growing adoption and improved performance of NVMe are driving digital transformation, the success of which requires strong and high-performance storage network. Marvell’s QLogic Enhanced 32GFC HBAs are capable in terms of performance and scalability to address the storage networking demands of next-gen applications.
The QLogic line of Enhanced 32GFC PCIe Gen 4 HBAs (Host Bus Adapters) supports Hewlett Packard’s servers to enhance their transactional performance 50% more than prior generation servers.
The inclusion of Marvell’s QLogic Enhanced 32GFC HBAs offers customers concurrent FCP and FC-NVMe access. Additionally, firmware integrity protection with hardware root of trust and business productivity innovations deliver a secure and future-proof storage connectivity solution.
The 32GFC HBAs enable Hewlett Packard customers to avoid performance bottlenecks, increase business efficiency and secure their investments.
Marty Lans, general manager, Storage Technologies and Connectivity, Hewlett Packard Storage & Big Data, stated; "One of our key goals in collaborating with Marvell on their QLogic FC HBA technology was to enhance the performance and security of HPE ProLiant and HPE Apollo Gen10 servers."
Despite significant competition in Fiber Channel adapter business from Broadcom (AVGO - Free Report) and Cisco (CSCO - Free Report) , Marvell continues to be among the leading suppliers of Fiber Channel adapters with more than 20 million ports shipped.
Significant demand from storage controller customers in the HDD, SSD and fiber channel end markets is positively impacting revenues from the company’s storage business. Moreover, demand for fiber channel adapter is expected to rise in the ongoing quarter ending Oct 28.
Per Technavio, the global fiber channel adapter market is anticipated to witness a CAGR of more than 14% between 2017 and 2021. This forecast bodes well for the company.
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Marvell's (MRVL) Host Adapters Power Hewlett Packard Servers
Marvell (MRVL - Free Report) recently announced that its QLogic suite of host adapters will be used to power Hewlett Packard’s (HPE - Free Report) ProLiant and Apollo Gen 10 servers.
Growing adoption and improved performance of NVMe are driving digital transformation, the success of which requires strong and high-performance storage network. Marvell’s QLogic Enhanced 32GFC HBAs are capable in terms of performance and scalability to address the storage networking demands of next-gen applications.
The QLogic line of Enhanced 32GFC PCIe Gen 4 HBAs (Host Bus Adapters) supports Hewlett Packard’s servers to enhance their transactional performance 50% more than prior generation servers.
The inclusion of Marvell’s QLogic Enhanced 32GFC HBAs offers customers concurrent FCP and FC-NVMe access. Additionally, firmware integrity protection with hardware root of trust and business productivity innovations deliver a secure and future-proof storage connectivity solution.
The 32GFC HBAs enable Hewlett Packard customers to avoid performance bottlenecks, increase business efficiency and secure their investments.
Marty Lans, general manager, Storage Technologies and Connectivity, Hewlett Packard Storage & Big Data, stated; "One of our key goals in collaborating with Marvell on their QLogic FC HBA technology was to enhance the performance and security of HPE ProLiant and HPE Apollo Gen10 servers."
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Fiber Channel Adapters: A Growth Driving Factor
Despite significant competition in Fiber Channel adapter business from Broadcom (AVGO - Free Report) and Cisco (CSCO - Free Report) , Marvell continues to be among the leading suppliers of Fiber Channel adapters with more than 20 million ports shipped.
Significant demand from storage controller customers in the HDD, SSD and fiber channel end markets is positively impacting revenues from the company’s storage business. Moreover, demand for fiber channel adapter is expected to rise in the ongoing quarter ending Oct 28.
Per Technavio, the global fiber channel adapter market is anticipated to witness a CAGR of more than 14% between 2017 and 2021. This forecast bodes well for the company.
Marvell currently carries a Zacks Rank #4 (Sell).
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