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HP P9M75A SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
- 32Gb Fibre Channel (FC) speed
- Single Port configuration
- SN1600Q model series
- Host Bus Adapter (HBA) for SAN connectivity
- High-performance storage access
- Designed for enterprise servers
- Ensures reliable data transfer to storage
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Product Overview
The HP P9M75A SN1600Q is a 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA). It is designed to provide high-speed, reliable connectivity to storage area networks (SANs) for servers.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Host Bus Adapter (HBA) |
| Interface | Fibre Channel |
| Speed | 32Gb |
Additional Specifications
| Ports | Single Port |
| Model | SN1600Q |
Product Description
The HP P9M75A, part of the SN1600Q series, is a high-performance 32Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA). This adapter is engineered to provide servers with a robust and rapid connection to Storage Area Networks (SANs). The 32Gbps speed ensures that data can be transferred to and from storage devices at very high rates, minimizing latency and maximizing application performance in demanding enterprise environments. Featuring a single port, this HBA is suitable for configurations where a direct, high-speed connection to a SAN is required. It is designed to handle the intensive I/O demands of modern data centers, supporting mission-critical applications that rely on fast and dependable storage access. The adapter's architecture is optimized for reliability and efficiency, ensuring data integrity during transit. As a Host Bus Adapter, the P9M75A acts as the interface between the server's CPU and the Fibre Channel network. It offloads storage-related tasks from the server's main processor, freeing up CPU resources for application processing. This makes it an essential component for servers running virtualization, databases, or other data-intensive workloads that require high-throughput SAN connectivity.
