BIGLOBE constructs lower-cost, high-density scalable storage environment
BIGLOBE constructs lower-cost, high-density scalable storage environment
5 PagesCase Study As a leading Japanese internet and cloud service provider , BIGLOBE is migrating to a more robust mail storage system for their 3 million broadband clients. BIGLOBE chose HPE ProLiant SL4540 Gen8 Server powered by Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2400 product family running the Scality RING software package. BIGLOBE takes on challenges for growing mail data requirements and costs BIGLOBE is one of Japan’s leading ISPs. NEC started PC communication service PC-VAN in 1986, and 10 years later 3 different communication services were merged to create BIGLOBE. BIGLOBE has since expanded into cloud services and the MVNO business. In 2014, BIGLOBE became independent from NEC. Currently, BIGLOBE is migrating its email storage environment to an HPE ProLiant SL4500 Scalable
