Hyperconvergence allows IT operations to be simplified by breaking down traditional silos and allowing storage, compute, networking, and virtualization to be managed with the same hardware.
Hyperconvergence definition
Hyperconvergence, like convergence, eliminates traditional IT management issues by packaging data center services such as server, storage and network and allowing them to be managed in a single application. But unlike convergence, hyperconvergence is a software-defined infrastructure that decouples infrastructure operations from the system hardware and converges them at the hypervisor level into a single building block (thus hyper converged). Hyperconverged systems leverage software-defined intelligence to break down the silos of storage and compute, and allow them to run and be managed on the same server platform, which eliminates inefficiencies and accelerates compute.
Why hyperconvergence?
Hyperconverged systems let you seamlessly manage a complex infrastructure, accelerate virtualized workloads, reduce complexity, improve operational efficiency and reduce cost. Hyperconvergence offers the reliability, availability, performance and capacity needed—while future proofing IT infrastructure and lowering total cost of ownership (TCO). Generally, a hyperconverged infrastructure:
HPE hyperconverged infrastructure solutions
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is uniquely positioned to help you capitalize on the power and potential of hyperconvergence. We have a comprehensive portfolio of products and services for converged infrastructure and software-defined storage and a close partnership with VMware and Microsoft.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is uniquely positioned to help you capitalize on the power and potential of hyperconvergence. We have a comprehensive portfolio of products and services for converged infrastructure and software-defined storage and a close partnership with VMware and Microsoft.