MILPITAS, Calif., April 23, 2018 -- ProphetStor Data Services, Inc., a leader in Intelligent Data Platform, was chosen by Kennedy Wilson Europe, a leading real estate investment company, to provide its next generation All Flash Storage platform.
The utilization of storage resources is always a myth to IT managers. There are too many hidden resources and uncertainties when IT managers make a plan to serve their mission-critical applications. Nobody really knows how many IOPS a specific workload needs exactly. Over-provisioning causes the low utilization of storage resources only because of those uncertainties. StellarFlash’s AI engine predicts the demands of workloads through self-learning and analytics, and automatically provides IT manager an adaptive storage resource plan.
Mansoor Rahaman, Head of IT for Europe for Kennedy Wilson stated “Selecting the all flash solution for Kennedy Wilson in a crowded market was a challenge. The ProphetStor solution had the speed and price point we required but the built in AI services ensure we have a guaranteed service level for our key applications.”
Guillaume Imberti, EMEA GM at ProphetStor stated “This decision justifies our strategy and investment in Artificial intelligent in the Datacenter. The StellarFlash All Flash Array’s built in storage optimization technologies ensure market leading performance but at mainstream prices.”
StellarFlash AFA is supported by a patented analytics service that addresses data loss prevention in a unique way. The service accesses operational data of SSD’s to predict with greater than 95% accuracy, when failures will occur and generates actionable prescriptions to determine optimum time for replacement without impacting service levels.
Key Features of the StellarFlash All Flash Array:
- Cost effective performance
- Smart Caching
- Optimized storage utilization
- Predictive analytics
- Data protection
- Fast Deployment
About Kennedy Wilson
Kennedy Wilson is a leading global real estate investment company. We own, operate, and invest in real estate both on our own and through our investment management platform. We focus on multifamily and office properties located in the Western U.S., the U.K., and Ireland. For more information, visit www.kennedywilson.com.
About ProphetStor Data Services, Inc.
ProphetStor Data Services, Inc., a leader in Intelligent Data Platform, provides AI-enabled federated data services to enable both enterprises and cloud service providers to build an agile, automated, intelligent, and orchestrated IT infrastructure.
ProphetStor was founded in 2012 by seasoned storage experts with extensive experience in cloud computing platforms, software-based networked storage, data services, and AI technology.
Headquartered in Milpitas, California, ProphetStor has branch offices in Asia-Pacific and Europe regions to serve international customers. For more information, visit www.prophetstor.com.
Additional Resources
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ProphetStor Data Services, Inc.
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