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Sun 7103982 Storage 16GB Fibre Channel PCI Express Host Bus Adapter
- 16Gb Fibre Channel connectivity.
- PCI Express (PCIe) interface for high bandwidth.
- Single-port design.
- Optimized for Sun Microsystems servers and storage.
- Delivers superior SAN performance.
- Suitable for mission-critical, high-performance applications.
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Product Overview
The Sun 7103982 is a Storage 16Gb Fibre Channel PCI Express Host Bus Adapter, similar to the 7103976, providing high-speed, low-latency connectivity for advanced storage networks. It is designed for demanding enterprise environments.
Technical Information
| Interface | 16Gb Fibre Channel, PCI-Express |
| Ports | 1-Port |
Additional Specifications
| Manufacturer | Sun Microsystems |
Product Description
The Sun 7103982 Host Bus Adapter is a high-performance component designed to facilitate rapid data transfer within enterprise storage area networks. It utilizes the latest 16Gb Fibre Channel technology, offering a substantial increase in throughput and a reduction in latency compared to previous generations. Paired with the PCI-Express interface, this HBA provides a robust and high-bandwidth connection between servers and storage arrays. This makes it exceptionally well-suited for environments that handle large volumes of data, such as those found in high-performance computing, extensive virtualization deployments, and demanding database operations. As a product from Sun Microsystems, the 7103982 is built for reliability and seamless integration into existing Sun server infrastructures. Its single-port configuration offers a focused, high-speed connection, ensuring that critical applications have the necessary bandwidth and low-latency access to storage resources.
