Cohesity C5026-10G-RJ45-1 C5026 Hyper Converged Appliance

• Enterprise backup and restore infrastructure
• Disaster recovery (DR) site deployments
• Secondary storage consolidation platform
• Virtual machine backup repositories
• Hybrid cloud data protection layer
• Long-term retention and archival storage
• Data center modernization projects
• SaaS and enterprise workload protection
• Edge-to-core backup aggregation nodes
• Compliance-driven data retention environments

• 24TB HDD capacity for scalable backup storage
• 1.6TB flash tier accelerates read/write performance
• 16-core Xeon CPU ensures parallel workload handling
• 128GB RAM supports high concurrency operations
• 10GbE RJ45 enables fast network throughput
• 2U chassis optimized for dense rack deployment
• Unified HCI design reduces infrastructure complexity
• Built for backup and disaster recovery workloads
• Efficient data reduction and storage optimization
• Enterprise-grade reliability for continuous uptime

• Brand: Cohesity
• Product Name: C5026 Hyper Converged Appliance
• Model / VPN: C5026-10G-RJ45-1
• Product Type: Hyper Converged Infrastructure Appliance
• Processor: Intel Xeon Hexadeca-core (16 Core)
• Processor Speed: 2.40 GHz
• System Memory: 128 GB RAM
• Storage Capacity: 24 TB HDD
• Flash Storage: 1.60 TB
• Network Interfaces: 4 × RJ-45 ports
• Network Speed: 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE)
• Form Factor: 2U Rack-mountable
• Architecture: Unified compute + storage + networking
• Primary Workload: Backup, recovery, secondary data management
• Deployment: Enterprise data center / hybrid infrastructure

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

• Consolidates compute, storage, and networking in one system
• Reduces infrastructure sprawl and operational complexity
• High-performance flash layer improves backup speed
• 10GbE connectivity supports fast data movement
• Optimized for secondary storage and backup workloads
• Scales efficiently for growing enterprise data needs
• Designed for predictable performance and lower TCO
• Strong fit for modern data protection architectures