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Comparison Matrices Evaluator Group Comparison Matrices Are the Fastest, Most Accurate Way to Compare Products Comparison Matrices Evaluator Group Comparison Matrices are the fastest, most accurate way to compare products. Evaluator Group does not rely on vendor data sheets or self-reporting data; rather we dig into the products and thoroughly vet the vendor’s claims. The results are product comparisons that are accurate and reliable. Matrices are updated throughout the year when Vendor Product announcements occur with a thorough review at the end of the calendar year. They are available in both PDF and Interactive versions. Archive Software Data Protection Systems High End • Arkivio (Rocket Software) AutoStor • Dell EMC DD9300 / DD9800 • ASG (Atempo) Digital Archive • FalconStor VTL/FDS • Commvault File Archive • Fujitsu ETERNUS CS8000 • EMC Cloud Tiering Appliance • HPE StoreOnce 6600 • EMC SourceOne for Files • Hitachi HDS Protection Platform S2500 • IBM HSM • IBM TS7650G / TS7760 • Komprise Intelligent Data Management • NEC HS8-5000 • Moonwalk • Quantum DXi 6900 • Quantum StorNext • Veritas Enterprise Vault Hyperconverged • Atlantis Computing Hyperscale Data Protection Systems Virtual • Cisco Hyperflex • EMC DDVE • Dell EMC XC Series • FalconStor OBDVA • Dell EMC VxRail • HPE StoreOnce VSA • HPE SimpliVity HC380 • NEC HydraStor VA • IBM Hyperconverged System • Quantum DXi V Series • Lenovo Think Agile VX Series • Lenovo Think Agile Converged HX Series Data Protection Systems Entry Level • Maxta MaxDeploy HC • Dell EMC DD2200 • NetApp HCI • Exagrid EX1000-7000 • Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Platform • HP StoreOnce 3000 / 3100 / 3520 • Pivot3 Hyperconverged Infrastructure • IBM ProtecTIER TS7620 • Scale Computing HC Series • NEC HydraStor HS3 • VMware vSAN Ready Nodes • Quantum DXi4700 NAS Entry Level Data Protection Systems Mid Range • Dell NX400 / NX3000 • Dell EMC DD6300 / DD6800 • EMC VNXe3200 • Exagrid EX1000E-32000E • Fujitsu ETERNUS DX100 S4 / DX200 S4 • HP StoreOnce 3000/4000/5000 • HPE StoreEasy 1450 / 1550 / 1650 / 1850 • FalconStor VTLGA • Huawei OceanStor 2600 / 2200 • FalconStor VTLCA • NetApp FAS2554 / FAS2552 / FAS2520 • HPE StoreOnce 3000 / 4000 / 5000 • NetApp FAS2650 / FAS2620 • Quantum DXi4700 • HDS Protection Platform S1500 • Rubrik • Veritas NetBackup 5230 / 5330 Comparison Matrices Software Defined Storage NAS Mid Range • DataCore SANSymphony-V • Dell EMC ScaleIO • Dell EMC Isilon NL400, 36NL, 72NL, 108NL • Hedvig Distributed Storage Platform • Dell EMC Unity 300 / 400 / 500 / 600 and F series • HPE StoreVirtual VSA • Dell EMC VNX 5200 / 5400 / 5600 / VG2 Gateway • IBM Spectrum Accelerate • Fujitsu ETERNUS DC500 S3/ DX600 S3 • Microsoft Storage Spaces Direct • HPE StoreServ 8000 / 9000 • NetApp SolidFire Element X • HPE StoreEasy 3000 • Nexenta NextentaStor • HDS HNAS 4080 / 4060 / 3090 / 3080 • SoftNAS Cloud Storage Gateway • Huawei OceanStor 6800 v3 • StorMagic SvSAN • IBM V7000 Unified • VMware VSAN • NetApp AFF A300 / A200 • NetApp FAS8200 • NetApp FAS8040 / FAS8020 SAN Entry Level • Oracle ZFS Storage System • Dell EMC EqualLogic • Tintri VMStore • Dell EMC SCv3000 / 3020 • Dell EMC VNXe3200 / VNXe1600 NAS High End • Fujitsu ETER CSNUS • HPE MSA • Dell EMC FS7610 / FS8600 • HPE Nimble • Dell EMC VNX 5800 / 7600 / 8000 / VG8 Gateway • HPE StoreVirtual • Dell EMC Isilon F800 • Huawei OceanStor 2600/2200 v3 • Dell EMC Isilon A200 / A2000 • IBM DS3500 / DCS3700 • Dell EMC Isilon S210 / S410 / HD400 • IBM Storwize V5000 / V3700 • Dell EMC VMAX / eNAS Data Service • NetApp FAS2500 / FAS2600 • HDS HNAS 4100 • NetApp E2800 • HPE 3PAR StoreServ 20000 • PureStorage //m • Huawei OceanStor 9000 / 18000 • IBM Elastic Storage Server / Spectrum Scale • NetApp AF700 SAN Mid Range • NetApp FAS8060 / 8080EX / 9000 • Dell EMC SC Systems • Oracle ZFS Storage System • Dell EMC Equalogic PS • PureStorage FlashBlade • Dell EMC VNX • Dell EMC Unity Object • Fujitsu ETERNUS • HDS VSP F-Series / G-Series • Caringo Swarm • HPE 3PAR StoreServ 9000 / 8000 • Cloudian HyperStore • HPE Nimble AF / SF • Data Direct Networks Web Object Scaler (WOS) • HPE StoreVirtual 4000 • Dell EMC ECS Appliance • Huawei OceanStor 6800 v3 • HGST ActiveScale • Huawei OceanStor AFA • Hitachi Data Systems HCP • IBM Storwize V7000 / V5000 • IBM Cloud Object Storage • NetApp AFF A300 / A200 • NetApp StorageGrid Webscale • NetApp FAS8000 / FAS8200 • Quantum Lattus • NetApp E5700 • Scality Ring • PureStorage //m • SwiftStack Swift Comparison Matrices SAN High End Storage Virtualization • Dell EMC VMAX All Flash / VMAX3 • Data Core SANsymphony • Dell EMC XtremIO • Dell EMC FAST.X • Fujitsu ETERNUS DX8700 / DX900 S3 • Dell EMC ViPR • HDS VSP G1500 / F1500 / HPE XP7 • Dell EMC VPLEX • HPE StoreServ 20000 • FalconStor FreeStor • Huawei OceanStor 18000 V3 • HDS VSP G - Series • IBM FlashSystem A9000 • IBM SVC and VCS • IBM FlashSystem V9000 / 900 • NetApp FlexArray • IBM DS8880 / DS8880F • IBM XIV • InfiniDAT InfiniBox • Kaminario K2 • NetApp AFF / FAS9000 • NetApp EF570 • NetApp SolidFire • Oracle FS1 • Pure Storage FlashArray • Tegile IntelliFlash (Western Digital) • Violin 7000 Storage Resource Management • Aptare StorageConsole • Arxscan Arxview • CA Storage Resource Manager (Mainframe, Open Systems) • Dell EMC ViPR SRM • HDS Command Suite • IBM Storage Insights • IBM Spectrum Control • MicroFocus Storage Operations Manager (HPE) • NetApp OnCommand Unified Manager, Insight • SolarWinds Storage Resource Monitor • Veritas InfoScale Operations Manager .
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