IBM FlashSystem 5300 45TB 1U Barebones Server
- 1U Rackmount
- Storage Server
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A 1U rackmount storage server with 12 FlashCore modules delivering 340TB effective capacity, 256GB cache and 2.2M IOPS under 50µs latency
Option FlashSystem 5300 All Flash 340TB
The IBM FlashSystem 5300 packs 12 FlashCore Modules into a single rack unit, delivering 340TB of effective capacity with hardware-assisted compression. It targets enterprises that need high-density block storage for virtualised workloads and databases. The 256GB cache and distributed RAID architecture keep latency under 50µs while protecting data across the module set.
Teams replacing older hybrid flash arrays gain a 2.2M IOPS ceiling and 28.6 GB/s bandwidth without expanding rack space. The jump is worth it when applications demand consistent sub-millisecond response and built-in data reduction pools replace separate deduplication appliances. Fibre Channel and iSCSI host ports are included, so no extra HBAs are required for most SAN fabrics.
Under continuous mixed read-write streams the distributed RAID engine rebuilds in parallel across all 12 modules, avoiding the long rebuild windows of traditional RAID 5 or 6. Hardware compression runs inline without CPU overhead, so throughput remains stable even when data reduction ratios shift. CyberVault and Safeguarded Copy snapshots operate in the background without impacting front-end IOPS.
| Brand | IBM |
|---|---|
| Series | FlashSystem |
| Model | 5300 340TB |
| Form Factor | 1U Rackmount |
| Workload | Storage Server |
| SCSI RAID | RAID levels: Distributed RAID 1, 5 and 6 |
| 2.5" Bays | Capacity: up to 340TB Cache: 256GB Drive Configuration: 12 x 19.2TB FlashCore Module Host Connections: 25/10Gb iSCSI, 32Gb Fiber Channel Drives Supported: 2.5-inch flash drives, SFF 2.5-inch disk drives, LFF 3.5-inch disk drives, IBM FlashCore Modules. Storage Class Memory Connectivity Supported: 25/10Gb ISCSI, 10Gb ISCSI, 32/64Gb Fiber Channel Max IOPs: 2.2M IOPs RAID levels: Distributed RAID 1, 5 and 6 Min latency: Under 50µs Max bandwidth: 28.6 GB/s |
| Features | Data Reduction Pools (Compression, DeDuplication, Thin Provisioning, UNMAP): Yes Hardware Assisted Compression: Hardware Based Encryption: Yes VMWare Integration: Yes IBM Safeguarded Copy: Yes CyberVault Support for Cyber Resiliency: Yes Remote Replication (Synchronous Metro Mirror, Asynchronous Global Mirror): Yes Hyperswap High Availability: Yes NVMe Flash: Yes FC-NVMe Host Connections: Yes Easy Tier AI-driven automated tiering: Yes Storage Class Memory: Yes Transparent Data Migration: Yes Red Hat OpenShift Container Integration: Yes Scale-out Clustering: Yes Heterogenous Support f |
| Shipping weight | 18.14 kg |
| Package size | 483 × 432 × 102 mm |
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The unit occupies a single 1U rack space; allow standard front-to-rear airflow clearance for the 12 x 19.2TB modules and onboard cache.
Connect the eight supplied 5m OM3 LC fibre cables to the two 4-port 32Gb cards, then attach the 25/10Gb iSCSI links before powering on.
Replace modules when IBM Storage Insights Pro reports wear-level alerts or when capacity drops below the 340TB effective threshold with 2:1 compression.
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