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Beyond the obvious performance benefits that flash storage delivers for databases, modern all-flash storage arrays offer additional cost-efficient benefits around improved data reduction, increased availability, and simplified management. All-flash storage arrays have the potential to exponentially improve DBA productivity by allowing them the focus on database design, instead of how to improve hardware performance. Check out this upcoming eSeminar and join SQL Server experts as they share their perspective on how flash storage changes the way DBAs need to think about how to architect their SQL Server environments.

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