The world's leading telcos rely on Pure Storage
Comcast Cuts Millions in Operational Costs Using Pure Storage
Comcast modernized its video-on-demand infrastructure serving 53 million customers by using Portworx. After seeing success, Comcast expanded the platform into other geographies and business areas including voice, networking, advertising, IoT, and online apps. They saved millions in operating costs and improved monitoring capabilities, ingesting 175TB/day, 2.5M events/sec, 4.3T documents total. Portworx® provides container-granular storage, disaster recovery, data security, cross-cloud and data migrations, and more. Containers simplified.
Virgin Media O2 Aims for Zero Emissions with Pure Storage
With 47 million customers, Virgin Media O2 has an enormous volume of data to analyze and manage. The company needed to make a change that would not imperil operations and would support its need to hit zero carbon emissions across its entire value chain by 2040. By switching to Pure Storage, Virgin Media O2 reduced their power consumption by 96% and reduced rack space from 840U to 60U for over 4PB of data.
KPN Transforms Data in the Netherlands using Portworx
KPN serves millions of customers across the Netherlands, using a multi-tenant Kubernetes platform to keep data secure and available. Portworx modernizes the storage environment with better disaster recovery capabilities and improved performance to support any customer workload.
KDDI
Japanese telco leader adopted Pure Storage FlashArray™ and FlashBlade® to support growing demand for digital services with sustainable growth. KDDI saw a 3x increase in I/O performance while gaining a 75% reduction in maintenance costs. FlashBlade allowed KDDI to storage 30 times more data than before in a data lake supporting Splunk, Hunk (Splunk Analytics for Hadoop), Spark, Vertica, and MicroStrategy. They collect data from over 300,000 mobile base stations.