As businesses seek agility and efficiency, Converged Infrastructure (CI) and Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) have emerged as leading solutions. Here’s a quick comparison to help you decide:

Converged Infrastructure (CI)

• Combines computing, storage, and networking into a single system with discrete components.
• Advantages: Independent scaling, high performance for specific workloads, centralized management.
• Best For: Large enterprises with legacy applications and complex scaling needs.

Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI)

• Fully integrates computing, storage, and networking through software-defined architecture.
• Advantages: Simplified deployment, scalability through nodes, cost-efficiency.
• Best For: SMBs, VDI, and organizations prioritizing flexibility and agility.

Key Differences

• Feature CI: HCI
• Management: Component-level, Unified software
• Scalability: Independent scaling, Node-based scaling
• Cost: Higher upfront, Lower initial, scales easily

Sureworks Can Help

Sureworks provides expert support for CI and HCI infrastructures and offers tailored maintenance to ensure your Data center’s success.

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